A prominent member of Fatah — the militant political organization that governs Palestinian areas of the West Bank under Palestinian Authority Chairman Mahmoud Abbas — has threatened to target the United States in response to the potential American embassy move from Tel Aviv, Israel, to Jerusalem, its capital city.
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There is no issue that unites Republicans, divides Democrats, and is easier to message to the American people more than cutting funding to the U.N. and the PLO.
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France passed a new labor law over the weekend that gives employees the “right to disconnect” from their work email and devices such as smartphones and laptops after business hours.
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Kevin Crehan is dead at 35. He perished as an enemy of the British state, the victim of de facto judicial murder.
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In his recent speech excoriating Israel for refusing to commit suicide by allowing a sworn enemy to have a state adjoining the Jewish state, Secretary of State John Kerry claimed the U.S. government “did not draft or originate” the UN resolution critical of Israeli “settlements.”
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In June, 2008, presidential candidate Barack Obama gave a stirring speech to AIPAC, making strong commitments to the Jewish people and Israel.
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President Barack Obama took steps to retaliate against Russia for what he called “aggressive harassment of U.S. officials and cyber operations aimed at our election.”
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President-elect Donald Trump will meet with the Intelligence Community next week to discuss Russian interference in the election, he said in a vaguely worded statement issued yesterday that did not mention sanctions announced by Obama earlier that day.
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Showing that the Islamic extremist group Boko Haram remains a threat, a local self-defense group saved Christians gathering to celebrate Christmas in a town in northern Cameroon.
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Republicans who are looking to commence 2017 with a bang now have an opportunity to put Democrats on defense on the very first day of the new Congress.
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Abandoning the Jewish state at the U.N. last week may have only been the beginning for what President Obama has in store for Israel. He may have one more grand surprise left up his sleeve just weeks before he is set to officially leave office.
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This weekend, on the eve of the Jewish holiday that marks that people’s resistance to savage pagan occupation (Chanukah), the U.N. Security Council adopted a resolution that is stunning in its moral blindness.
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The Christmas season is a time to think of those less fortunate. This year, the children of Venezuela certainly qualify.
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The next South Korean presidential election is scheduled to be held on or before Dec. 20, 2017.
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Israeli authorities gave the go-ahead for the construction of hundreds of new settlement sites in East Jerusalem Monday after a United Nations resolution condemned Israel over the issue.
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Let us pray that Mr. Trump’s commitment to the Jewish state will be dogged.
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For the past two Christmases, historically Christian neighborhoods and towns in Northern Iraq have passed the holiday without church bells, thanks to ISIS occupation.
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It is a decision that will live on in reproach and infamy, bringing further shame to the legacy of President Barack Obama: Just one day before the beginning of Hanukkah and Christmas, our departing president threw Israel under the bus.
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The Prime Minister of Israel Bibi Netanyahu posted a special message for Christians around the world yesterday, wishing them a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.
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Germany is upping its contribution to the North Atlantic Treaty Organization in the Baltic state of Lithuania. This is a welcome development.
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Imagine if the U.S. Ambassador to Mexico were publicly executed in Mexico City by a Mexican government security guard who shouted slogans about “justice” for illegal aliens.
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A bipartisan group of senators is pressing for the creation of a special panel—known as a select committee—to investigate and provide the definitive account of Russian cyberattacks on the U.S. political system.
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Russia and Turkey have come a long way over the past year.
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At least nine people are dead and dozens more injured after a large truck drove into a crowd at a Christmas Market in Berlin yesterday night.
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Palestinian’s Threaten ‘Bloodshed’ After Trump Promises to Move Israeli Embassy
/0 Comments/in Featured, International /by Jordan SchachtelA prominent member of Fatah — the militant political organization that governs Palestinian areas of the West Bank under Palestinian Authority Chairman Mahmoud Abbas — has threatened to target the United States in response to the potential American embassy move from Tel Aviv, Israel, to Jerusalem, its capital city.
GOP to Bail out Duplicitous Dems With Sham Anti-UN Resolution
/0 Comments/in Featured, International /by Daniel HorowitzThere is no issue that unites Republicans, divides Democrats, and is easier to message to the American people more than cutting funding to the U.N. and the PLO.
How France’s ‘Right to Disconnect’ Law Is an Assault on Freedom
/0 Comments/in Featured, International /by Carly HoilmanFrance passed a new labor law over the weekend that gives employees the “right to disconnect” from their work email and devices such as smartphones and laptops after business hours.
In Europe and the US, Elites Who Live by Lies Despise the Little People Who Don’t
/0 Comments/in Featured, International /by John ZmirakKevin Crehan is dead at 35. He perished as an enemy of the British state, the victim of de facto judicial murder.
Kerry’s Two-Faced Middle East Solution
/0 Comments/in Featured, International /by Cal ThomasIn his recent speech excoriating Israel for refusing to commit suicide by allowing a sworn enemy to have a state adjoining the Jewish state, Secretary of State John Kerry claimed the U.S. government “did not draft or originate” the UN resolution critical of Israeli “settlements.”
Obama and Israel, From 2008 to 2016: A Story of Betrayal and Reversal
/0 Comments/in Featured, International /by Michael BrownIn June, 2008, presidential candidate Barack Obama gave a stirring speech to AIPAC, making strong commitments to the Jewish people and Israel.
Obama’s Actions Against Russia Are ‘Too Little, Too Late’
/0 Comments/in Featured, International /by Daniel DavisPresident Barack Obama took steps to retaliate against Russia for what he called “aggressive harassment of U.S. officials and cyber operations aimed at our election.”
Trump Says He Will Meet With Intelligence Leaders About Russia
/0 Comments/in Featured, International /by Katie Bo WilliamsPresident-elect Donald Trump will meet with the Intelligence Community next week to discuss Russian interference in the election, he said in a vaguely worded statement issued yesterday that did not mention sanctions announced by Obama earlier that day.
Boko Haram Remains a Threat to Christians in Nigeria and Cameroon
/0 Comments/in Featured, International /by The StreamShowing that the Islamic extremist group Boko Haram remains a threat, a local self-defense group saved Christians gathering to celebrate Christmas in a town in northern Cameroon.
How Republicans Can Stop Obama’s Jihad Against Israel
/0 Comments/in Featured, International /by Daniel HorowitzRepublicans who are looking to commence 2017 with a bang now have an opportunity to put Democrats on defense on the very first day of the new Congress.
Obama May Have One More Nasty Surprise for Israel up His Sleeve
/0 Comments/in Featured, International, Weekly /by Jordan SchachtelAbandoning the Jewish state at the U.N. last week may have only been the beginning for what President Obama has in store for Israel. He may have one more grand surprise left up his sleeve just weeks before he is set to officially leave office.
Drive the U.N. Into the Sea
/0 Comments/in Featured, International, Weekly /by John ZmirakThis weekend, on the eve of the Jewish holiday that marks that people’s resistance to savage pagan occupation (Chanukah), the U.N. Security Council adopted a resolution that is stunning in its moral blindness.
Socialism: The Grinch That Stole Venezuela’s Children
/0 Comments/in Featured, International /by Ben JohnsonThe Christmas season is a time to think of those less fortunate. This year, the children of Venezuela certainly qualify.
Impeachment Controversy Stokes Uncertainty Ahead of South Korean Election
/0 Comments/in Featured, International /by Soo Jin Hwang and Olivia EnosThe next South Korean presidential election is scheduled to be held on or before Dec. 20, 2017.
Israel Green-Lights Settlements After UN Snub
/0 Comments/in Featured, International /by Saagar EnjetiIsraeli authorities gave the go-ahead for the construction of hundreds of new settlement sites in East Jerusalem Monday after a United Nations resolution condemned Israel over the issue.
Dangerous Times for Israel Demand Renewed American Commitment
/0 Comments/in Featured, International /by Rob SchwarzwalderLet us pray that Mr. Trump’s commitment to the Jewish state will be dogged.
Many Iraqi Christians Won’t Be Home for Christmas. One Group Is Determined to Change That
/0 Comments/in Featured, International /by Nate MaddenFor the past two Christmases, historically Christian neighborhoods and towns in Northern Iraq have passed the holiday without church bells, thanks to ISIS occupation.
President Obama Throws Israel Under the Bus the Day Before Hanukkah and Christmas Eve
/1 Comment/in Featured, International /by Michael BrownIt is a decision that will live on in reproach and infamy, bringing further shame to the legacy of President Barack Obama: Just one day before the beginning of Hanukkah and Christmas, our departing president threw Israel under the bus.
Thank You, Bibi Netanyahu! This Is How You Deliver a Christmas Message
/0 Comments/in Featured, International /by Chris PandolfoThe Prime Minister of Israel Bibi Netanyahu posted a special message for Christians around the world yesterday, wishing them a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.
Germany to Commit More Troops to NATO in Lithuania
/0 Comments/in Featured, International /by Garrett Robinson and Luke CoffeyGermany is upping its contribution to the North Atlantic Treaty Organization in the Baltic state of Lithuania. This is a welcome development.
Terror Attack in Germany Puts Spotlight on Refugee Policy
/0 Comments/in Featured, International /by Robin SimcoxBefore this year, Germany was not used to Islamist terrorists striking on its home soil. A lot has changed since.
Could Murder of Russian Ambassador Lead to a Reassessment of Turkey’s Role in NATO?
/0 Comments/in Featured, International /by John ZmirakImagine if the U.S. Ambassador to Mexico were publicly executed in Mexico City by a Mexican government security guard who shouted slogans about “justice” for illegal aliens.
What a Special Committee Investigating Russia’s Cyberattacks Could Do
/0 Comments/in Featured, International /by Josh SiegelA bipartisan group of senators is pressing for the creation of a special panel—known as a select committee—to investigate and provide the definitive account of Russian cyberattacks on the U.S. political system.
Russian Ambassador to Turkey Gunned down ‘for Aleppo.’ What’s next for Turkish-Russian Relations?
/0 Comments/in Featured, International /by Jordan SchachtelRussia and Turkey have come a long way over the past year.
Truck Plows into Christmas Market in Berlin, Killing at Least 9 and Injuring Dozens More
/0 Comments/in Featured, International /by Randy DeSotoAt least nine people are dead and dozens more injured after a large truck drove into a crowd at a Christmas Market in Berlin yesterday night.