Right Side of History or Left Side of Disaster?
On February 11, 2011,
in anti-israel propaganda, Clinton, Egypt, Egyptian President Anwar Sadat, Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak, Gaza, human rights, Islam, Islamic extremists, Israel, jihad, Lebanon, Middle East, Muslim Brotherhood, Muslims, Obama, terrorism, Turkey, US President Barak Obama,
by jenhanin
By now, anyone who’s surfed the internet, turned on a TV, radio or had a discussion about world politics has heard that Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak has stepped down. Really forced out. A peaceful revolution that was really a street-side coup d’état to topple a corrupt government that was a firm friend of the West. So how do we internalize US […]
I’ll have to say my confidence in Piers Morgan evaporated into the Orange County breeze last night when I heard him diminish the danger of the Muslim Brotherhood on Piers Tonight. Piers went head-to-head with Mort Zuckerman, the current editor-in-chief of U.S. News & World Report when Zuckerman essentially told Piers that they don’t play in […]
No Common Ground in a Two-State Solution
On November 4, 2009,
in Israel, Palestinians,
by jenhanin
Like millions of Americans, I voted for President Barak Obama. His optimistic platform represented future prosperity, pathbreaking change and an insatiable appetite to restore valor and respectability to the White House. But that enthusiasm turned to a dead calm when I read about U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and President Obama’s special envoy, George Mitchell’s recent trip […]
