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Turkey Turns on Israel

June 7, 2010 By Askar Askarov 95 Comments

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Erdogan exposes his fangs to the Jewish state.

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Talking Turkey

June 7, 2010 By Dov Fischer 66 Comments

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Where is the apology to Israel — or, for that matter, to the Armenians?

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The Revolution Within

June 7, 2010 By Joseph Puder 9 Comments

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How the Iranian Freedom Institute and the Green Youth can topple the Iranian regime

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Anna Parashkevova, RIP

June 6, 2010 By Jacob Laksin Leave a Comment

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One of the great perks of being associated with the Washington D.C.-based Phillips Foundation is meeting young, enterprising journalists setting out to make their mark in the world. Anna Parashkevova (Anna Moya by marriage), was very much in that category. Born in Bulgaria, she immigrated to the United States with her family, went on to [...]

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From the Writings of David Horowitz: June 5, 2010

June 5, 2010 By Nichole Hungerford Leave a Comment

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In his reflections on Terror and Liberalism, Paul Berman draws attention to a crisis in Western radical circles precipitated by the wave of suicide bombings that characterized the second Palestinian intifada. These attacks were launched after the Palestinian Authority rejected a peace agreement that would have granted their demands for a Palestinian state and 97% [...]

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Disasters and Double Standards

June 4, 2010 By Andrew Cline 74 Comments

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Where’s the media outrage over Obama’s mismanagement of the Gulf Coast crisis?

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Never Letting a Serious Crisis Go to Waste

June 3, 2010 By Dov Fischer 13 Comments

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Will Obama exploit the BP oil fiasco to further his environmentalist agenda?

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The New Way to Fight Terror

June 1, 2010 By Matt Gurney 3 Comments

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America’s new intelligence strategy to disrupt terrorist cells and training operations.

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The Appeaser

June 1, 2010 By William R. Hawkins 12 Comments

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The troubling unwillingness of Obama to confront our enemies and protect our friends.

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What is Memorial Day?

May 31, 2010 By Paul Vallely 9 Comments

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Remembering our heroes’ ultimate sacrifice.

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