Any successor will benefit from the media’s demonization of Netanyahu

Jonathan S. Tobin The results from Israel’s second attempt at electing a government in 2019 are like a jigsaw puzzle whose pieces don’t fit. There’s no getting around the fact

New era in the Israel-Gulf States relations

Dr. Edy Cohen Many in the Gulf are beginning to grasp that their support for the Palestinians is detrimental to their own interests. In addition to practical considerations, the fact that

Dem mayors blow gasket at Trump plan for illegals

Jesse Lee Peterson Fed up with Democrats refusal to help stop illegal aliens from flooding into the U.S. across the southern border, President Donald Trump said he is “giving very

Benjamin Netanyahu has emerged as people’s leader

Muzaffar Ahmad Noori Bajwa Israel is the only democracy in the middle-east region, the only Arab nation where people have voting rights. The whole Arabian Peninsula is a void upon

Shall Benjamin Netanyahu implement his campaign pledges

Israel Kasnett Things move fast in the Middle East. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu just declared victory for the fifth time, and now, as he gets busy building the next

Both Dems, Republicans to be primaried by social-justice warriors

News Desk A commentator who recently released a video analysis charging that freshman U.S. Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, D-N.Y., is actually an “actress” and “puppet” of political operatives now has released a new

Hinduism takes center stage for first time at CNN Town Hall

News Desk Last weekend’s CNN Town Hall with Tulsi Gabbard — the first Hindu American to be elected to US Congress and to run for President — brought Hindus and Hinduism to

President Moon Jae-In made large, unrefunded donation to left-wing newspaper

News Desk South Korean President Moon Jae-In was among a group of investors who made large donations in the 1980s to establish the left-wing Hankyoreh Media Group, a report said.

Unconventional president of world’s ‘most immigrant-friendly country’ has a plan

News Desk Veteran Washington Times political correspondent used a Facebook post to offer his take on the latest drama in Swampville: The conventional world gasped. DJT had just said he

We need a spiritual world, not religious expansion

Prasenjit Chakraborty In present semi civilized world, we often hear and speak about religious harmony, peaceful coexistence, tolerance etc. Secularism has become the most uttered and widely accepted term among