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Why does the left hate Israel? Because of its woke Western self-hatred

Why do leftists hate Israel so much? Not only because of antisemitism, but also because the leftist position is that Western values are evil....

Gaza cease-fire won’t work, why I dumped Trump for Haley and other commentary

“In the past, I might have favored a cease-fire with Hamas,” reflects The New York Times' Dennis Ross, but “peace is not going to...

Arab world’s indifference is killing Palestinians they pretend to love

Jordan’s Queen Rania stated that she and her nation are “shocked and disappointed by the world’s reaction to this catastrophe that is unfolding.”

Jerome Powell’s Deficit Dilemma

Maybe there just needs to be someone in Washington with some credibility who can speak up and say the deficit needs to be reined...

MBD: Let’s Face It, Israel’s Haters Consider It White 

‘It is a political construct that justifies oppression for its own sake.’

Euthanasia Deaths in Canada since 2022 — 13,241 and Rising

The country‘s grim statistics illustrate the consequences of embracing homicide as a ‘medical treatment.’

Kearns: We Need to Learn from Europe’s Mass-Immigration Failure 

‘It is a wake-up call in many respects.’

Newsom and Xi Throw a Communist Party

The California governor seems gleeful to have been received in the court of the Communist kingpin.

Memo to Speaker Johnson: We can do both Ukraine aid and border enforcement

As the new House speaker, chosen almost out of the blue under historically bizarre circumstances, Mike Johnson (R-LA) suddenly must shift from a parochial focus to national responsibilities. This is especially true regarding foreign policy and national defense, on some areas of which his views are not those of the American majority.

Weak, obscure challenge to Biden sets off Democratic war

WEAK, OBSCURE CHALLENGE TO BIDEN SETS OFF DEMOCRATIC WAR. Have you heard of Rep. Dean Phillips (D-MN)? Most people haven't. He is a Democratic member of Congress from Minnesota's 3rd District, which includes the suburbs around Minneapolis. Fifty-four years old, he has been in office since January 2019. He has not done anything particularly remarkable in that time, although he is usually listed as one of the 25 wealthiest members of Congress, mostly from investments of family money.

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