Analysis
Thursday, December 1st 2022 / Thursday, December 1st 2022
Ilai Z. Saltzman Jerusalem Post, Oct. 7, 2022 “Israel’s role in China’s economic and military rise in support of Beijing’s regional or global aspirations, albeit considerably modest as well as indirect, is something with which the US is growingly uncomfortable.” The first meeting of the United States-Israel Strategic High-Level Dialogue on Technology took place […]
Alastair Gale WSJ, Oct. 20, 2022 “We are observing an increasing complexity and sophistication in how they are performing in exercises.” China’s military is emerging as a true competitor to the U.S. under Xi Jinping. The People’s Liberation Army now has hypersonic missiles that evade most defenses, a technology the U.S. is still developing. Its […]
David P. Goldman Tablet, Oct. 20, 2022 “China is utterly unlike the United States, and it is difficult to make sense of the difference without knowing the country and its history.” An Empire of Emperors: What Is China, and Why You Should Worry About It Lyndon Johnson apocryphally told Israeli Prime Minister Golda […]
Tuesday, November 29th 2022 / Tuesday, November 29th 2022
Dan Shueftan Tablet, Nov. 28, 2022 “Arabs fully realize the magnitude of the Iranian determination to hegemonize the Middle East at their expense and the effectiveness of Iranian brutality and sophistication in the pursuit of that objective.” Despite what most Western readers have long been conditioned to assume, the Middle East and Arab-Israeli relations […]
Ze’ev Khanin Wilson Center, Nov. 3, 2022 “Iran wants to “take revenge” on Israel and to “warn” other regional actors from entering into a strategic partnership with Israel by inflicting maximum damage on Azerbaijan as a key ally of the Jewish state.” From the start, the Russian invasion of Ukraine instantly went beyond the level […]
Mohammad Eslami Taylor Francis Online, Nov. 20, 2022 “Iran’s strengthening role as a military power and its emergence as one of the international weapon suppliers, provides an important source of income and political influence for an isolated country, such as Iran, currently struggling with financial restrictions imposed by the United States and the […]
Peter Beaumont The Guardian, Nov. 7, 2022 “… while the convergence of Russian and Iranian interests – not least over their joint military support for the regime of Bashar al-Assad in Syria – has been well documented, North Korea has now been drawn more closely into that axis.” Russian arms procurement from […]
Monday, November 28th 2022 / Monday, November 28th 2022
Melanie Phillips JNS, Oct. 27, 2022 “… this alliance has spread into the conservative mainstream. The reason surely lies in the ideological turmoil that has convulsed conservatives in America and Britain ever since the fall of the Soviet Union.” The tacit alliance between the Western left and the Islamists—Muslims intent upon conquering the West […]
Mitchell Bard Algemeiner, Nov. 25, 2022 “The line between advancement of knowledge and promotion of political conviction has in some arenas been largely obliterated. Any disciplinary pretense to objectivity then disappears.” One of the reasons that descriptions of college and university campuses as universally antisemitic or hostile to Israel are so inaccurate is […]
Greg Johnson Penn Today, Nov. 21, 2011 “… in times of insecurity, instability, and political, social, or economic disruption, antisemitism becomes a way of making sense of the world. It’s a trope that identifies those at fault for all sorts of perceived maladies.” Antisemitism has been called the oldest hatred, spanning nearly 2,000 years, and as […]
Monday, November 28th 2022
Avi Benlolo National Post, Nov. 26, 2022 “It’s game on when it comes to scrutinizing the victimization of the Jewish people and questioning why this particular definition of antisemitism is considered polarizing despite its wide international acceptance.” Here is the inconvenient truth: the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance’s (IHRA) “working definition” of antisemitism is not polarizing […]
Friday, November 25th 2022 / Saturday, December 2nd 2023
Terence Corcoran Financial Post, Nov. 20, 2020 “So it is not by verbal chance that Trudeau used the word “reset” in his video conference speech.” Prime Minister Justin Trudeau lit up some of the highly flammable sections of social media the other day after excerpts from a two-month-old virtual speech he gave […]
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