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Trump hails anniversary of embassy relocation to Jerusalem

by Steven Woskow | May 15, 2019 | Blog

Year after move, US president says mission ‘a proud reminder … of the importance of keeping a promise’ That was easy to predict.

Exit Polls Split: Netanyahu Maybe Out

by Scott Horton | Apr 9, 2019 | Blog

Jerusalem Post. Update: No such luck.

Moderate Rebel Plots Attack on French Nursery School

by Scott Horton | Apr 4, 2019 | Blog

The Jerusalem Post says "he had trained with the al Qaeda organization." Do they mean Jabhat al Nusra, a.k.a. Hayat Tahrir al Sham?

Netanyahu: Money to Hamas is Strategy to Keep Palestinians Divided

by Scott Horton | Mar 12, 2019 | Blog

As it always has been. From the Jerusalem Post: The prime minister said that, “whoever is against a Palestinian state should be for” transferring the funds to Gaza, because maintaining a separation between the PA in the West Bank and Hamas in Gaza helps prevent the...

Just War? Christian Leaders Must Avoid Becoming Court Prophets

by Jeff Wright | Jun 8, 2018 | Featured Articles, Politics

Disappointingly (but not surprisingly), a prominent evangelical leader has once again provided alleged moral justification for war in the Middle East. Russell Moore is to be commended for the cautious and thoughtful manner in which he approached this crucial question....

Foreign Policy Focus #160 – Trump’s CPAC Speech

by Kyle Anzalone | Feb 26, 2018 | Conflicts of Interest

On FPF #160, I breakdown Trump's CPAC Speech. In the speech, Trump celebrates increased military spending and moving the US Embassy in Israel to Jerusalem. Trump also makes threats and announces new sanctions against North Korea. I point out Trump's lies and explain...

Foreign Policy Focus #160 – Trump's CPAC Speech

by Kyle Anzalone | Feb 26, 2018 | Conflicts of Interest

Foreign Policy Focus #146 – Operation Olive Branch

by Kyle Anzalone | Jan 24, 2018 | Conflicts of Interest

FPF #146, I discuss Operation Olive Branch. Operation Olive Branch is Turkey's invasion of Afrin, a Syrian Kurd held area of Syria. The Syrian Kurds make up the majority of the US-backed fighting force in Syria. Turkey carried out airstrikes against Kurdish positions...

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Biden’s Middle East Legacy: Reality or Illusion? New Episode of the Kyle Anzalone Show

In this episode of the Kyle Anone Show, we unpack the narratives being crafted by officials in the waning days of the Biden administration. Jade Sullivan's recent interview with Ian Bremmer reveals surprising developments in the Middle East that have shaped our...

Competition Is Cooperation

"The pricing process is a social process. It is consummated by an interaction of all members of the society. All collaborate and cooperate, each in the particular role he has chosen for himself in the framework of the division of labor. Competing in cooperation and...

Anti-War Blog – “The world is so beautiful. Let me leave calmly…”

“That's it, mum, goodbye,” he is dying, dead, a Ukrainian soldier in his last moments caught on helmet camera makes his peace. The eight minutes leading up to his death have been shared on social media, a close combat struggle between him and his Russian counterpart....

Crucial Economic Calculation

"The advocates of totalitarianism consider 'capitalism' a ghastly evil, an awful illness that came upon mankind. In the eyes of Marx it was an inevitable stage of mankind’s evolution, but for all that the worst of evils; fortunately salvation is imminent and will free...

If You Read One Book This Year

Knowledge and Decisions by Thomas Sowell This new year, please take the time to read this book, one of the most important books for my thinking in my lifetime. It speaks to my observation on war being a collision of complex adaptive systems informed by “institutional...

Which Came First: The Individual or the Group?

"It is illusory to believe that it is possible to visualize collective wholes. They are never visible; their cognition is always the outcome of the understanding of the meaning which acting men attribute to their acts. We can see a crowd, i.e., a multitude of people....

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