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Evangelical Left Targets Israel

April 5, 2010 By Mark D. Tooley 90 Comments

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A new film tries to erode evangelicals’ staunch support for Israel.

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Experts Wrong, Soldiers Right about Iraq

March 31, 2010 By John R. Guardiano Leave a Comment

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Now that the so-called “experts” have been proven wrong about Iraq, it is time to ignore them altogether by keeping upwards of 50,000 U.S. troops in Iraq indefinitely.

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The Threat We Face

March 31, 2010 By Jamie Glazov 19 Comments

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Crystallizing who our enemy is — and the policies we need to prevail.

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A Blind Eye for Hamas’ Victims

March 29, 2010 By Anav Silverman 14 Comments

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Where is the world’s outrage about the killing of Manee Singmueangphon, a Thai migrant worker, by a Gaza rocket?

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Canada Defunds a Terror-Supporting U.N. “Agency”

March 29, 2010 By Jamie Glazov 18 Comments

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Will the U.S. follow the Canadian example and stop feeding UNRWA?

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My Princeton Experience

March 29, 2010 By Nonie Darwish 30 Comments

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Why do Muslims become “the offended group” when Muslim hate speech and violence is exposed?

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Palestinian Nazis and Double Standards

March 26, 2010 By Anav Silverman 7 Comments

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The Obama administration’s shameless silence on who is truly fanning the flames of hate in the Middle East.

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Anti-Semitic Symbiosis

March 26, 2010 By Baron Bodissey 11 Comments

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The Nazis’ dream ended in a Berlin bunker in 1945, but the Muslim Brotherhood dream never died.

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Obama Welcomes A Stealth Jihadist

March 25, 2010 By Robert Spencer 59 Comments

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Tariq Ramadan returns to the U.S.

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Obama’s Dangerous Diplomacy

March 24, 2010 By Jacob Laksin 29 Comments

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How the Obama administration’s policies have undermined Israel, inflamed Palestinian extremism, and emboldened Iran.

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