With 30,000 troops now committed to Afghanistan and all the controversy surrounding it people haven’t been giving much attention to the war on terror in Israel.
Russia is trying to give Mig 29 Fighters to Lebanon, a nation controlled by Syria and a safe haven for Hezbollah. The same Hezbollah continues to receive all types [...]
Posts Tagged as ‘Middle East peace’
December 25, 2009
Look at the Whole Picture
December 18, 2009
Giving and Not Receiving
Ah, the holiday season is upon us and as always we hear people are in the spirit of giving.
I believe it must be Christmas year round with the western powers since they keep demanding Israel to give up more land in the name of peace. Realize that all Israel has to do is [...]
December 5, 2009
The Plan for Elimination
Palestinian Prime minister Salaam Fayad has unveiled his government’s plans for a de-facto state by 2011. Fayad’s plan calls for two Palestinian airports, one in the Jordan Valley the other in the Gaza Strip, a plan that would pose a true threat to Israel strategically.
Also included in the plans are the desire to reunite [...]
December 4, 2009
Confronted at every Turn
After Barak Obama’s election as President of the United States speculators stated that our nation would be tested within six months by extreme Islamic forces. Since the inauguration we have transcended eleven months without incident but does that mean the threat is nonexistent?
Our nation’s involvement in World War I, II, Korea, and Vietnam all [...]
November 27, 2009
Lines on a Map Mean Nothing
The Great War, i.e. World War I, was to be the war that ended all wars , and the Treaty of Versailles, signed after the cessation of the hostilities, was supposed to put a geographic security blanket in place. Coupled with no war and new boundaries was the assurance the League of Nations would [...]
November 22, 2009
Even the Best Laid Plans Fail
In the days and weeks following the armistice that brought World War I hostilities to an end, the World’s leaders were hard at work. Not only did they need to find a way to penalize Germany both financially and territorially but an infrastructure would have to be put into place to keep Germany from [...]
November 13, 2009
Talk is Cheap
The technology of Twitter, Facebook and You-tube showed the world the turmoil of post election Iran, but was unable to move the hearts of nations and organizations to the point of intervention. So the essence of the Iranian government’s mentality to negotiate in a meaningful manner was realized to be nonexistent.
President Ahmadinejad’s quest for [...]
November 8, 2009
Q and A
The question of Iran’s potential nuclear threat is a topic that cannot be avoided but are there any answers?
For instance is Iran a threat regionally? If you consider Israel, you would say no but if you consider their support of Hezbollah, a radical Shia terror group, then Lebanon’s existence becomes an issue.
If you consider [...]
November 6, 2009
“Q and A”
The question of Iran’s potential nuclear threat is a topic that cannot be avoided, but are there any answers?
For instance, is Iran a threat regionally? If you consider Israel, you would say no, but if you consider their support of Hezbollah, a radical Shia terror group, then Lebanon’s existence becomes an issue.
If you consider [...]