Week in Review: The Islamic State Seizes Weapons, Anti-Semitism in Europe, the Return of a Highly Contagious Disease, and Much More

The Israeli flag is burned by Palestinian militants during an anti-Israel rally on April 17, 2004, in Gaza, Gaza Strip.
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Week in Review: The Islamic State Seizes Weapons, Anti-Semitism in Europe, the Return of a Highly Contagious Disease, and Much More

Show Notes

  • The Islamic State terrorist group has seized a large shipment of advanced Iranian weapons that were headed to Hamas.
  • Anti-Semitism is alive and well in Europe, and a new poll shows just how prevalent and alarming this toxic view is becoming.
  • In Taiwan, the ruling party has just been dealt a brutal blow by elections, and evidence is emerging that China played a significant role in this Taiwanese election.
  • We also discuss the European Union taking steps toward building a military, the climate-change debate, the game-changing relationship between Russia and China, the resurgence of a highly contagious respiratory disease, and a fascinating archaeological discovery in Israel.

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