Feature • September 19, 2025
Is Trump Becoming a King?
Article • August 28, 2025
Is Germany the Jews’ Last Refuge?
Feature • December 1, 2002
Aftereffects of an Election
Germany’s September election put a weak and unpopular government back in power. But it also provided a glimpse at where the country is headed.
Article • November 10, 2025
36 Years After the Fall of the Berlin Wall
Article • November 15, 2018
Reporter’s Diary: A Day in the Gaza Envelope
On a day of 400 rockets attacks, I tasted the effects of 15 years of war and the world’s oldest racism.
Feature • February 26, 2026
Germany and China Unite Against America
Article • May 10, 2009
The Weekend Web
Jerusalem’s multiyear development plan and President Obama’s vision for the Supreme Court. Plus, a blue day for Brown.
Article • September 27, 2008
The Week in Review
Washington loses influence in Pakistan, Anglicans are turning Catholic, China in space, and “economic Armageddon” in the United States.
Article • November 7, 2016
The Untold Story of Election Day 2016
No matter who wins, America will lose.
Article • November 18, 2020
Israel and Germany—a Deadly Friendship
German and Israeli forces are cooperating more than ever. But that won’t stop history from repeating itself.
Article • May 5, 2006
Senior Vatican Official Criticizes “High-Level Leaders”
Pius XII’s questionable wartime legacy won’t go away.
Article • July 27, 2008
Karadzic and the Anti-Serbs
A pervasive anti-Serb bias guarantees that the trial of Radovan Karadzic will be at least as unjust as was the sham trial of Slobodan Milosevic.
Article • September 17, 2021
Canadians Go to the Polls: What’s Next for Canada?
Feature • April 1, 2009
Misunderstanding Pope Benedict
A great cry went up from the press when the pope lifted the excommunication from a Holocaust-denying bishop. Yet again, the press got it wrong on Benedict XVI.
Article • December 29, 2015
Germany, Migrants and Angela Merkel’s Big Lie
A growing number of Germans are angry and feel betrayed. How will they respond?
Article • May 28, 2014
Angry Voters Reject Mainstream Parties in EU Elections
Article • August 13, 2019
Britain Experiences a Temporary Pro-Israel Resurgence
Johnson’s newly appointed pro-Israel cabinet and the fulfillment of a prophetic alliance
Article • March 18, 2020
Coronavirus Conceals Iran’s Push in Iraq
Mass panic provides a veil for the U.S. to begin its retreat from Iraq.
Article • February 24, 2021
The Friends of Israel Initiative Warns Newly Appointed ICC Prosecutor
In a hostile world, Israel is certainly taking note of the few supporters it has.
Article • December 1, 2021
Germany and the Jewish Hanukkah
The harmonious imagery seems too good to be true.
Article • May 30, 2024
Pope Francis Denounces Attempts to Defend U.S. Southern Border
Why is the leader of the world’s largest church promoting charities that support illegal immigration?
Article • March 23, 2008
The Weekend Web
Not all Germans are as ashamed of the Holocaust as Angela Merkel is; plus, is the global warming bubble about to burst?
Article • September 16, 2024
Gysi and Guttenberg: The Answer to Germany’s Division?
Article • September 3, 2008
Soft Europe, Hard Europe
An unseemly revelation in an Italian newspaper illustrates a side of the Continent that is about to slip into history.
