War on Terrorism

On Morning Joe, Joe Scarborough calls for the U.S. to strike Iran directly in retaliation for a drone attack by Iranian proxies that killed three U.S. soldiers and wounded 25-30 others in Jordan.

In 1990, after Saddam Hussein invaded Kuwait, President George H.W. Bush was considering the American response. He was torn: On the one hand, he saw the necessity of pushing Saddam out of the oil-rich state, maintaining the impression of American strength in the region. On the other hand, he wanted to avoid conflict altogether. Three weeks after the invasion, Bush had still not made a decision…

On Wednesday’s edition of the PBS NewsHour concerning an errant Palestinian rocket that landed near a hospital in the Gaza Strip and killed many, show host Amna Nawaz offensively attempted to leave the question of responsibility open: Could the untrustworthy Israeli military still be blamed for the bombing? Nawaz talked to National Security Adviser Jon Finer and led off with the…

CAIR, the Council for American-Islamic Relations, is an Islamic pressure group masquerading as a Muslim civil rights organization. The Hamas massacre in Israel has brought it back in the news on the taxpayer-supported PBS NewsHour – but not for its previously documented links to the Palestinian terrorist group Hamas. No, the PBS producers somehow thought it was a good idea to book an…

After the initial shock of the anti-Jewish pogrom committed by Hamas infiltrating Israel from the Gaza Strip, the New York Times is back to its usual tricks, giving space to professional anti-Semites like Columbia University professor Rashid Khalidi to change the subject from Palestinian atrocities against civilians. Khalidi, a former spokesman for the terrorist Palestinian Liberation…

MRC President Brent Bozell and MRC Free Speech America Vice President Dan Schneider rebuked the Soros empire for financing groups that have voiced support for the terrorist group Hamas.

After perhaps 48 hours of sympathy for Israel after the anti-Jewish pogrom by Hamas, the pivot in the mainstream, pro-Palestinian press is afoot. The PBS NewsHour team demonstrated offensive moral equivalency in a special one-hour report on Friday, War in the Middle East, with host Amna Nawaz in Tel Aviv. According to the opening narration, October 7 is a day of horror for…

It’s obvious that Jake Tapper doesn’t understand how war works. Nor does he understand the difference between a nation defending itself and a nation committing war crimes. This all became evident Sunday during CNN’s State of the Union when Tapper interviewed Biden national security advisor Jake Sullivan and complained that Israel was forced to shut off the water and power supply in…

After the despicable terrorist attack launched from the Gaza Strip by Hamas against Israeli civilians across the border, Christiane Amanpour, a Euro-lefty journalist whose reporting betrays no sympathy for Israel’s precarious position in the Middle East, led the latest Amanpour & Co. broadcast with interviews of survivors and family members of kidnapped Israelis, which airs on…

In a 2007 op-ed, leftist billionaire George Soros outrageously called on America and Israel to “open the door[s]” to Hamas, and now that clarion call has come back to haunt him. 

The New York Times’ Monday edition featured coverage of pro-Israel and pro-Palestinian protest rallies in Manhattan and treated them with an offensive moral equivalency under the headline “Pro-Israel and pro-Palestinian demonstrators stage impassioned protests in New York.” The report allowed the pro-Palestinian side to get away with condoning Hamas’s brutal rampage of rape,…

Monday night’s NBC Nightly News ran a segment on a legitimate concern many Americans and Israelis had which was: how did Saturday’s terrorist attacks catch the Israeli Intelligence Services and American intelligence communities completely off guard? Sadly, the segment had to include a ludicrous political sideswipe on Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu by claiming his judicial…

Monday was the first weekday since the horrific terrorist attacks against Israel by Iran-funded Hamas terrorists. Therefore this was the first opportunity for the weeknight anchors of the big three evening news broadcasts to properly cover the attacks and note that the Biden administration had given Iran $6 billion in exchange for hostages only weeks prior to the attacks. 

The repellent coordinated terrorist attacks Saturday by Hamas on the state of Israel on Saturday, targeting both soldiers and citizens for rape and murder and kidnapping. But in its ongoing live coverage the New York Times consistently refused to call the Hamas terrorists, using the less dramatic word “militants,” which is standard practice for the paper. It’s the same word…