Daniel Pipes

Israeli responses have been stark, blunt unlike anything in memory.

Obama got away with saying that he had characterized the attack on the Benghazi consulate as a terrorist incident because the moderator confirmed his point; in fact he misrepresented the facts when he said "The day after the attack, governor, I stood in the Rose Garden and I told the American people and the world that … this was an act of terror."

It happens every four years, as U.S. presidential elections roll around: I feel like a stranger. That's because news reports blare out what's not of interest: trivial statistics (171,000 jobs added in October; jobless rate up 0.1 percent to 7.9 percent), biographical irrelevancies (claims that Romney outsourced jobs to other countries when at Bain Capital), and forgettable gaffes (Obama saying that "Voting is the best revenge"). This limited discussion misses the main points.

Even the modestly dressed and Islamist friendly Catherine Ashton did not escape being photoshopped.

What is it about Jewish organizations that they acclaim their opponents?

One must expect future non-suicide bombers to turn to niqabs or burqas, as many terrorists and criminals have repeatedly done.

Should the crackdown succeed in isolating, weakening, and destroying the Islamists, then others will replicate it elsewhere.

White racists invented the idea that accomplished black Americans are not Africans but "Moors."

I do not want Barack Obama to pardon Pollard.

The Mid-East situation remains fluid...

A leading conservative American commentator on Middle Eastern affairs gives six reasons to believe that taking over Palestinian territory would harm both U.S.-Israel relations and Israel's status as the Jewish state.

The airport in the City of Brotherly Love. Seems, one brother is the favorite.

80% of Jewish Israelis seek victory. Half that number are willing to pay the price for it.

It startles to realize that the academy's low reputation began so long ago and is not something recent.