In a frontpage article on Israeli restrictions to enter the Al Aqsa Mosque, the New York Times once again demonstrated its anti-Israel bias. It claimed, “Israel has exerted tighter control in recent years over the compound, one of many restrictions…
I am writing from a roadside bar. These remote places still exist in the West, on the port or starboard side of a highway, with a frowning owner, and liquor bottles blanketed with dust. They are places that were born…
In 2005, I published a book titled The Death of Feminism. At the time, I was focused on how Western feminists had become obsessed more with the alleged “occupation” of a country that has never existed — Palestine — than with…
Something good happened this past week in south Florida. After being briefed and educated by activists affiliated with the Middle East Forum (MEF), a group of responsible public officials and business leaders prevailed upon a local hotel to refrain from…
American Muslim women from the American Muslim and Multifaith Women’s Empowerment Council (AMMWEC) recently returned to the United States following a trip to Israel organized by the Combat Antisemitism Movement. The trip was meant to show solidarity with Israel in…
It’s time to impose a moratorium on the allocation of public funds to non-profit organizations in the United States that support Hamas, the designated terror organization responsible for the Oct. 7 massacre that resulted in the murder of more than…
When a bunch of animals at Massachusetts Institute of Technology barred entrance to Lobby 7, the main access to the university, illegally trespassing, MIT’s gutless president initially announced she would suspend the criminal trespassers. Then, presumably after consulting with whatever DEI…
The government is like that pretty girl you just met on Tinder: She gets you excited, you make a date, she’s two hours late, and she apologizes by saying she was too busy with another man. You’ll be lucky if…
When he was a 19-year-old sophomore at Occidental College, two of Barack Obama’s poems — “Underground” and “Pop” — found their way into the spring 1981 edition of the college’s literary magazine, Feast. The poem that interested me most was…
Excuse me for starting with myself. I became a critic of Islam 24 years ago when I got my first glimpse of what the “religion of peace” was doing to Europe. I published a couple of books on the topic…