Raymond Ibrahim, The Battle of Lepanto, The anniversary of one of history’s most cataclysmic clashes between Islam and the West Earlier this week, on October 7, 1571, was the anniversary of one of history’s most …
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Victor Davis Hanson , Why does the divide still run so deep? Almost daily, Greek and Turkish aircraft and ships fight mock battles over disputed oil and gas rights in the eastern Mediterranean. Since the loss of …
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Pat Buchanan, “Fortress Europe is an illusion.” So declares the Financial Times in the closing line of its Saturday editorial: “Europe Cannot Ignore Syrian Migrant Crisis.” The FT undertakes to instruct the Old Continent on …
Caroline Glick, A critical, strategic process that needs time to mature. With our attention focused on other things—Israel’s elections, the legal fraternity’s aggressive lawfare against Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, President Donald Trump’s peace plan, …
Read moreThe Massive, But Reversible, Defeats of Iran and Turkey
Jazz Shaw, Turkish President/dictator Recep Tayyip Erdogan has kept the United States and the rest of his supposed NATO allies on a teeter-totter for the past year or more. But his most recent moves have …
Read moreTurkey Is Blackmailing The US Over Russian Alliance
Raymond Ibrahim, What transforming church-museums into mosques is really all about. Turkey’s little remarked on but ongoing mistreatment of historic churches is reflective of that nation’s growing sense of Islamic supremacism. Before the Turks invaded …
Read moreTurkey: Seeking to Relive the Glory/Gory Days of Jihad
Raymond Ibrahim, Erdogan’s support for jihadis appears to go far beyond ISIS. Concerning Turkey’s increasingly suspect role in supporting jihadis — most recently, ISIS’s slain leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi was found hiding in Syria’s “last …