Where are the Christians of Bethlehem and the Middle East? Palestinian Islamists' oppression compels Christians to leave, while the Christians in Western Europe are silent and take in millions of Muslims. Joseph Puder March 20, 2025
The US State Department’s hostility toward Israel Michael Herzog, former Israeli ambassador to the United States, said “there are many within the State Department who are not just unfriendly to Israel but outright hostile.” Joseph Puder March 14, 2025
India-led economic trade corridor could be a bonanza for Israel The India-Middle East-Europe Economic Corridor initiative could potentially lead to a defense pact between Israel, Saudi Arabia and the Emirates. Joseph Puder March 7, 2025
The hidden enemy of the West and Judeo-Christian values Qatar uses the soft power of cash to subvert American institutions on behalf of Islamic triumphalism. Joseph Puder Feb. 24, 2025
Why Arabs continue to reject better lives for Palestinians in Gaza Solving the refugee problem might take away the one issue that unites them. Joseph Puder Feb. 18, 2025
Will Turkey create a Sunni-Muslim crescent in the Middle East? For Israel, Turkish President Erdoğan might become the next existential threat as he envisions a neo-Ottoman empire. Joseph Puder Jan. 21, 2025
Israel must not overlook the threats from Egypt Egypt is the original home of the Muslim Brotherhood, and the majority of Egyptians hate Israel and would gladly discard the peace treaty with Israel if given a choice. Joseph Puder Dec. 31, 2024
Israel: A protector of minorities in the Middle East The Druze and Kurds are looking for allyship with Israel after the fall of Syria. Joseph Puder Dec. 25, 2024
Western Europe’s Muslim problem Muslim migrants arrived in the industrialized Western European states after World War II, many from the countries that were formerly colonial possessions. Joseph Puder Nov. 28, 2024
