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Tolerating Ahmadinejad’s Jew-Hate

April 14, 2010 By Anav Silverman 48 Comments

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A dangerous policy.

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A Nuclear Iran and the Futility of Sanctions

April 7, 2010 By Louis René Beres 15 Comments

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The tough choices Israel now has no choice but to make.

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Obama’s “Stunning Naiveté”

April 7, 2010 By Deborah Weiss 28 Comments

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How the administration is putting America’s safety and national security at greater risk.

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Unrest for Iran’s “Festival of Fire”

March 24, 2010 By Ryan Mauro 4 Comments

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The Iranian people challenge the regime yet again.

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The China Dream

March 16, 2010 By William R. Hawkins 59 Comments

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Beijing’s rise can no longer be ignored.

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Guess Who’s Coming to the Cathedral?

March 2, 2010 By Faith J. H. McDonnell 22 Comments

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How American Churches contribute to the surrender to Sharia.

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Iran and the Threat of the Revolutionary Guard

February 24, 2010 By Paul E. Vallely and Fred Gedrich 18 Comments

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And what the Obama administration has to do to get the Mullahs’ attention.

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Iran takes fight to opposition online – Times Online

February 15, 2010 By Jacob Laksin Leave a Comment

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Iran’s clerical rulers, who succeeded in suppressing widespread demonstrations last week by blanketing Tehran with security, are escalating a cyberwar to combat the increasingly powerful role of the internet in mobilising their opponents. Visitors to the website of the main challenger in last June’s disputed presidential election were greeted by an image of the Iranian [...]

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Manufacturing Consent in Iran

February 12, 2010 By Jacob Laksin 14 Comments

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On the anniversary of the 1979 Revolution, staged rallies of supporters and a new crackdown on democratic protestors.

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The Mullahs Make the Green Revolution Invisible to the Media

February 12, 2010 By Ryan Mauro 9 Comments

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A group of Senators race to support the opposition as their struggle continues.

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