Category Archives: Essays

The remarkably courageous Ramallah-born Mosab Hassan Yousef, the eldest son of Hamas cofounder Sheikh Hassan Yousef and a former Hamas activist himself, served time on several occasions in Israeli prison. Yousef is also known as “the Green Prince,” his code … Continue reading →

The shari’a, then the shari’a, and finally, the shari’a. This nation will enjoy blessing and revival only through the Islamic shari’a. ** Immediately on the heels of US and worldwide praise for his role in brokering a cease-fire between Hamas’ … Continue reading →

Following the cease-fire announcement, Palestinian Muslims danced in the streets of Gaza, chanting, “People of Gaza, you have won.” ** No less than 20 rockets were fired into Israel Wednesday (11/21/12) night within the first three hours after the cease-fire … Continue reading →

Former Admiral  James “Ace” Lyons, citing the substance of Rep. Peter King’s deferential assessment of David Petraeus’s recent conflicting statements to Congress about the Benghazi debacle, told Lou Dobbs last night (11/19/12), According to Congressman King, Petraeus lied during his … Continue reading →

This morning (11/19/12) I was interviewed by WHJJ’s Helen Glover regarding Hamas’ renewed Gazan missile jihad targeting Israeli civilians, described in print here. The full interview can be accessed below:

My new book Sharia Versus Freedom, thanks to the cooperation of its intrepid publishers, Prometheus Books, includes a reproduction of Danish cartoonist Kurt Westergaard’s turban bomber Muhammad cartoon, on p. 287.                   … Continue reading →

Tuesday, 11/13/12, after participating in a remarkable conference on the Benghazi debacle in Washington, DC, I was privileged to brief Representative Louie Gohmert (R, Texas), his staff, and other interested parties, highlighting salient points from my recently published book, Sharia … Continue reading →

This past week (Tuesday, November 13, 2012) I was privileged to speak at a conference “Benghazi: US Foreign Policy and the Influence of Shariah Doctrine,” organized by colleagues at The Center for Security Policy—under the aegis of Christine Brim and … Continue reading →

Sadly, with distressing frequency, inadvertent misunderstandings cause avoidable, damaging collisions even among friends and compatriots who are aligned against the maleficent forces of resurgent Islam, Jihad and Sharia. The horrific news from the Middle East makes it imperative to set … Continue reading →

                  Colonel Douglas Macgregor (US Army retired)   Unlike Generals David Petraeus and John Allen, Colonel Douglas Macgregor (US Army retired), is an actual combat veteran, and innovative, iconoclastic PhD military strategist. … Continue reading →