As the tenth anniversary approaches, there is no excuse for anyone genuinely interested in the facts to deny the ultimate responsibility of Tel Aviv and its foreign agents for the quagmire in Iraq.
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Neconservatives lead the push for military intervention in Syria.
Read MoreA surreptitious WINEP project is pushing cataclysmic regime change in Syria
Read MoreOn February 17, subscribers to the mailing list of the Jewish Institute for National Security Affairs (JINSA) received a message entitled “Want to Know What’s Going On in Syria?”
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Presumably, disseminating “People Power: The Game of Civil Resistance” has absolutely nothing to do with “training dissidents to overthrow dictatorships.”
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If it is to regain the trust of its readers, Antiwar.com will also need to address the serious concerns raised in this report.
Read MoreOn December 2, the Geneva-based UN Watch welcomed that day’s “strong condemnation” of Syria by a UN Human Rights Council emergency session, and its establishment of a special rapporteur to monitor the situation there following...
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In 1996, an Israeli think tank, the Institute for Advanced Strategic and Political Studies,...
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On November 8, the Foreign Policy Initiative and the Foundation for Defense of Democracies jointly...
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In the wake of the much-heralded FBI sting that supposedly foiled a dastardly plot by Iran’s...
Read MoreIn June 2009, the Saban Center for Middle East Policy published “Which Path to Persia?—Options for a New American Strategy toward Iran.” Writing in a tone strikingly reminiscent of the Project for a New American Century’s...
Read MoreIn the wake of any major terrorist event, it’s generally worth noting who is especially quick off the mark to exploit the tragedy. Within hours of planes striking the World Trade Center on 9/11, the then former Israeli prime...
Read MoreOn June 3, in an al-Qaeda video rather loftily titled “You Are Held Responsible Only for Thyself,” al-Qaeda’s California-born spokesman, Adam Gadahn, urged followers to commit violent acts of jihad by...
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The recent call by U.S. Senator Charles Schumer for increased rail safety funding and the creation...
Read More“The test of a first-rate intelligence,” F. Scott Fitzgerald famously wrote, “is the ability to hold two opposed ideas in the mind at the same time, and still retain the ability to function.” When it...
Read MoreIf it’s true that, as Shakespeare famously put it, “Misery acquaints a man with strange bedfellows,” then pro-democracy Arab dissidents must be very miserable indeed. CyberDissidents.org is a project created in 2008 by the...
Read More“The toppling of Egypt’s modern-day pharaoh through peaceful mass protests, aided by Facebook and Twitter, marks a watershed for Egypt and the entire Arab world,” wrote Larry Diamond, in a noteworthy February...
Read MoreOn January 12, 2009, US Undersecretary for Public Diplomacy and Public Affairs James K. Glassman joined a group of Egyptian political bloggers from the Virtual Newsroom of the American University in Cairo. Is this the “virtual”...
Read MoreIn a February 3 Washington Post op-ed piece titled “Why Obama has to get Egypt right,” George Soros wrote that the U.S. president had “much to gain by moving out in front and siding with the public demand for dignity and...
Read MoreLike 9/11, WikiLeaks has been singularly good for Israel. Asked on the night of September 11, 2001 what the terrorist attacks meant for U.S.-Israel relations, Benjamin Netanyahu, the then former prime minister, tactlessly but...
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Even those familiar with the long and shameful history of America’s appeasement of Israel were...
Read MoreCouldn’t the Baghdad church massacre also be seen as an attempt to “subvert and fragment” Palestinian unity? With “brothers” like al-Qaeda, who needs enemies?
Read MoreWhile Al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula (AQAP) may have claimed responsibility for the parcel bomb plot, it’s worth considering how this latest Yemen-linked terror scare has been a gift to their avowed enemies.
Read MoreHelen Keller’s pithy observation about American democracy being little more than a choice “between Tweedledum and Tweedledee” was never more true than in the upcoming midterm elections in the ninth congressional district of Illinois.
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In an interview on the Fox Business Network, a retired U.S. intelligence officer accused the...
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