Tag: War on Terror

Britain on Israel

By Josh White
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Posted in Behind The Lines

Britain’s relationship with Israel has never been simple. Yet it’s come to resemble the special relationship with the United States. It wasn’t always this way. (More…)

Did the Russians Do It?

By Matt Rubenstein
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Posted in Words Have Consequences

Nothing unusual here. The Taliban have been killing NATO troops in Afghanistan for nearly two decades. But this story was a little different. According to the New York Times, recent attacks on US and British forces have been partially sponsored by Russia. (More…)

Remember me? ISIS leader Abū Bakr al-Baghdadi, in Turin.

Two Scalps Are Better Than One

By Joel Schalit
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Posted in Behind The Lines

Nobody remembers al-Baghdadi. The head of ISIS, who was killed by American commandos in a nighttime raid in Syria, in October, was nowhere to be found. (More…)

America’s Antisemitism Crisis

By Joel Schalit
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Posted in Words Have Consequences

The headline could not have been more provocative: Is It Time for the Jews to Leave Europe? (More…)

Changing the Debate on Immigration

By Maxime Sattonnay
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Posted in The Interrogation Room

It ranks as high as class. Few issues have become as common to politics as migration. Whether it be the United States, the EU or Russia, we live in an era in which foreigners are as much a source of social anxiety as the poor. (More…)