P. David Hornik

Lessons learned from the bloodshed in Syria.

When fighting terror can mean boosting terror.

As Israel’s borders—and the region—heat up

Putting it in the starkest terms yet.

Republican candidate indicates he’ll treat America’s closest Mideast ally as a friend.

Israel weighs taking action.

Israel in the final stages of an attack plan?

Was the center-left Kadima Party looking for an excuse to exit?

Secretary of State’s latest trip to the Jewish State reveals old habits die hard for the Obama administration.

Putting the myth of Israel’s “occupation” to rest.

New claims of poisoning don’t hold up under scrutiny.

British spy chief warns of one of the most dangerous fruits of the Arab Spring.

Islamist factions come together over shared dreams of destroying Israel.

Israel caught between hostile neighbors and Western delusion.

Homegrown European anti-Semitism returns with a vengeance.

A disturbing gesture by Netanyahu’s new dovish coalition.

Obama State Department determined to see the measure fail.

…And playing willingly into Tehran’s hands.

Israel closes ranks as world powers prepare for second round of appeasement talks.

Group uses human-shield strategy as its secret weapon.

Israeli prime minister now has the strongest mandate possible to do whatever needs to be done for the country.

A flurry of reports attest to the Islamic Republic’s reasonableness — and the West’s eagerness to be duped.

“Israel Army Chief Says He Believes Iran Won’t Build Bomb”… “Israel’s top general says Iran unlikely to make bomb”… “Israeli general: ‘Rational’ Iranian

Key plank of treaty goes up in smoke.

Why the winner of the first round of nuclear talks is the Islamic Republic.