The Iconoclast
France is waking up to the threat of the Muslim Brotherhood. Is Britain?
From the Spectator. Lord Black isn’t alone in admiration of French realism towards the perils of the Muslim Brotherhood and other facets of Islam. Donald Trump made headlines this month […]
Try a Little Honesty About Israel
By Victor Davis Hanson Here are ten of their most common untruths about October 7 and the war that followed. Scan news accounts of anti-Israel campus and street protestors. Read their […]
The Jihad of Higher Learning
By Ehud Neor Taking a step back from the sound and the fury, isn’t the most fascinating thing about the anti-Israel protests on university campuses in the USA how naturally […]
Eurovision’s Israeli entry Eden Golan ordered to ‘stay in hotel’ as pro-Palestine protesters flood Malmo
Israel’s Eurovision entrant Eden Golan has been advised to stay in her hotel room as thousands of pro-Palestine protesters descend on Malmo. Many have called for the nation to be […]
I was called an icon of feminism but many of them forgot women’s rights
By Phyllis Chesler Young American women are in precipitous free fall. When they are not agreeing to be “choked” during sex, opting for “lazy girl jobs” on TikTok, becoming stay-at-home […]
Halting supply of munitions, Biden urges Israel to emulate US failures in Afghanistan and Iraq
By Lev Tsitrin Biden’s CNN interview in which he announced the halt of shipment of munitions to Israel is just studded with gems of logic. “Civilians have been killed in Gaza […]
Parents claim Rossmoyne students watched fundamentalist Islamic preacher Zakir Naik in school prayer room. Was radicalised boy one of them?
From The Western Australian Teenagers who visited a prayer room at Rossmoyne Senior High School were encouraged to watch videos of a controversial Islamist preacher famed for saying “every Muslim […]
Revealed: NUS delegates call for expulsion of main Jewish group
From the Jewish Chronicle Delegates at a National Union of Students (NUS) conference voted in a breakout meeting to stop recognising their Jewish members’ main representative body because of its support […]
The Surprising Life of Joseph Epstein
By Bruce Bawer I learned that I’d had certain assumptions about him that were just plain wrong. Before perusing the long and impressive list of Joseph Epstein’s books that fills […]
Tough French logic will lead Europe through immigrant crisis
By Conrad Black As the militant Islamic threat to many Western societies steadily gained strength from increasing immigration, a high birth rate among migrants, and sustained collective fervour, I have […]
An American Return to the Polis
by Geoffrey Clarfield The Homeowners Association seems to be a sensible way for citizens to protect their rights. Scholars have regularly argued that the Founding Fathers of the United States were […]
Connect the Dots!
By Armando Simón Here are a few events that we should all keep in mind—constantly. Just a reminder: The Madrid train bombing was done by Muslims. The Bali nightclub […]
How did Columbia become the Epicenter of Global Pro-Palestinian Campus Protests?
By Jerry Gordon Columbia University Gaza Protest Palestinian Flag Hamilton Hall renamed “Hind” Hall April 30, 2024 A Discussion with John Adams, Brig. Gen US Army (ret.) and Columbia University Graduate Business School […]
BC Town Council’s Censure of Mayor Over Book Yet Another Instance of Canada’s Cultural Self-Hate
By Conrad Black The unanimous decision of the town council of Quesnel, British Columbia, to condemn the book “Grave Error” by the distinguished public intellectuals C.P. Champion and Tom Flanagan […]
Starbucks in Trouble; What to Do?
By Roger L. Simon Starbucks is evidently into hard times, its version anyway. The first quarter report of the seemingly ubiquitous coffee house chain was filled with bad news from […]
Journalists are taught to lie right in the school, if Columbia Journalism School is any guide
Lev Tsitrin Is doctoring a record of a public talk a proper journalistic procedure? Should an organization that “defend[s] the freedoms of speech and the press” be doing it? Apparently, […]
