In Case You Missed It
Here is a compendium of American Free News Network top stories for the week of October 9th through October 15th.
Israel
Light a Candle for Israel
This week’s news about Hamas’ attacks on Israel has been appalling. What does Scripture have to say about the enemies of Israel?
“There Are No Friendly Civilians!”
It was inevitable that our nation’s major newspapers would allow opinions on the Israeli-Hamas War contributing to false equivalence.
Palestine Woke The World Up.
Palestine woke the world up; This is the worst week for anti-Semites since Soros was a boy.
The Israeli Gun Control: Evaluating the Tragedy and Ban on Personal Security
The recent tragedy in Israel has sparked intense debates about their government’s approach to gun control. As a staunch supporter of personal freedoms, I argue that the Israeli government’s strict gun control regulations may have contributed to the recent tragic events.
The Israeli-Hamas War and the Frustration of the Usual Suspects
The Editorial Board of The New York Times has unambiguously supported Israel following the sneak attacks by Hamas guerrilla fighters-for now
There Can Be No Proportionate Response to Hamas
The world has been wrestling with the Palestinian problem since Israel was formed in 1948. All attempts at appeasement have failed – as they inevitably do when seeking peace with those uninterested in peace.
Russia, China and Iran-Running Rings Around Joe Biden
The U.S. is now paying the price for not understanding the strategic relationship among Russia, China and Iran and their interconnectedness.
Palestinian attack was suicidal Even AP found it difficult to shield Hamas this time.
After 50 years of terrorism by the Palestinians, readers know the drill. The Arabs attack Israelis, the Israelis counter-attack, and the Western press makes Israel the villain of the story.
Jester6: Attack on Israel and 9-1-1; It’s Much Worse
Many people are comparing what happened this weekend in Israel to 9/11. The comparison is made in good faith, but it falls short. I don’t think many non-Israelis understand how deeply personal this is to the average Israeli.
The Challenges Facing Military Recruiting: A Self-Imposed Struggle
Events in Israel and the likelihood that the United States could be drawn into them, along with the situation in Ukraine, requires a well trained and equipped military. We are falling short.
Iran is doing what China wants: Creating Chaos in the Middle East
When Hamas launched a surprise attack on Israel over the weekend, don’t think for an instant it did so without Iran’s permission—and, by extension, China’s.
Hamas is Iran’s Proxy in the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict
This article provides an overview of the history of Hamas, its state sponsorship by Iran, and its objectives in the context of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
Israel Is Great, Militarily, But Let’s Tell the Truth Here: They Have Proven to Be Poor Conquerors.
That The New York Times is unabashedly liberal is of no surprise to anyone, but at least the Gray Lady does cover the news. My normal first read of newspapers is The Philadelphia Inquirer, which showed exactly one story concerning the outbreak of war between Israel and Hamas, on the website main page. The Times …
Analyzing the Hamas Attack on Israel: A Broader Perspective
The recent Hamas attack on Israel needs to be understood within the context of larger geopolitical dynamics, particularly involving Iran, the US, and Russia
It’s Disproportionate Violence That Resolves Wars
Using the leftist (and bogus) concept of “proportionality” in a nation’s foreign policy, is a surefire way for that country to lose wars.
Lessons for America from Israel’s Judiciary Battles
For several years now, the news from Israel has included reports on judicial battles between the Knesset and Israel’s supreme court.
Khader Adnan Has Gone to His Eternal Reward
Khader Adnan was a long-time Palestinian Arab activist, and at one point a spokesman for the Palestinian Islamic Jihad. Arrested many times, Mr Adnan’s weapon of choice in detention was the hunger strike. His first hunger strike, ten days long, occurred in 2000, when he was locked up not by the Israelis, but the Palestinian …
America’s Disastrous Foreign Policy Under the Dummkopf From Delaware
Remember when the Democrats were telling us that the election of Joe Biden would usher in a new-found respect for the United States around the world? Remember when we were told by the credentialed media assured us that the end of Donald Trump’s wicked regime and ‘America First’ policies would bring foreign relations back to …
Review of “Bibi: My Story,” by Benjamin Netanyahu.
Review of “Bibi: My Story,” by Benjamin Netanyahu is essentially a self portrait by arguably the most significant Israeli Prime Minister since Golda Meir