It's a testament to Israel's democracy. When's the last time you saw an Arab leader convicted of molestation?
There's no shortage of foreign-policy and military expertise in Washington—or conflicts of interest.
Sarah Palin should get her facts straight on al-Qaeda and Iran.
Tolerating North Korea's mistreatment of its own people and its neighbors is the best option on a menu of bad choices.
The Beltway foreign-policy establishment doesn't care about—and doesn't want to hear—new ideas.
The death of a patriot leaves a gaping hole among the cadre of foreign-policy analysts, not to mention the hearts of friends and family.
Here's hoping the classified version of the Afghanistan strategy review has more meat on the bone than the bland public assessment.
The Stockholm bomber shows that terrorists hate the West because of our policies, not who we are.
Arabs may fear Iran, but America and Israel aren't far behind. And Ahmadinejad is more popular than Obama.
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