(Selcuk Acar/Anadolu via Getty Images)On Thursday, March 12, a man named Ayman Mohamad Ghazali waited for two hours in the parking lot of Temple Israel in West Bloomfield, Michigan. He had a rifle. He had commercial-grade fireworks. He had…
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The Blogs: FEMA Cuts Put Our Religious Institutions at Risk | Abe Gurko
The federal government has quietly reduced one of the primary programs designed to protect America’s houses of worship.
In 2024, FEMA’s Nonprofit Security Grant Program provided roughly $454 million to help religious institutions and…
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The Blogs: How Did Israel Find Larijani | Celeo Ramirez
On the night of March 16, 2026, the Israeli Air Force launched a series of targeted strikes across Tehran. By Tuesday morning, Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz confirmed that Ali Larijani, secretary of Iran’s Supreme National Security…
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The Blogs: Algiers’ Mediterranean Gambit: Russian Warships and the “Second Iran War” | Amine Ayoub
While the world remains transfixed by the specter of ballistic missiles traversing the skies over Tel Aviv and Tehran, a quieter but equally consequential development has unfolded on NATO’s southern flank. Between March 11 and March 14,…
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The Blogs: When We Start the Story in the Middle, We Misunderstand the Threat | Moshe Pitchon
In a 2022 televised interview, Naftali Bennett, then Prime Minister of Israel, challenged his interviewer, Christiane Amanpour, CNN’s chief international anchor, with a pointed observation: “There you go again, starting the story in the…
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The Blogs: Sorry Dorothy, but Tucker Carlson is a Foreign Agent | Joel A. Brodsky
Buckle your seatbelt, Tucker, ’cause Kansas is going bye-bye
Tucker Carlson is a foreign agent under US law. Of this there can be little doubt as he all but admitted it. I guess Tucker didn’t consult with a criminal defense lawyer before…
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The Blogs: The Great European Slumber: From Hitler to Khomeinism | Gil Samsonov
We are all watching—with a mix of astonishment and grief—what appears to be Europe’s slow-motion surrender to radical Islam.
Like many of us, President Trump has been struck by the passivity and weakness shown toward Tehran by leaders like…
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The Blogs: Woman, Life, Freedom | Meital Stavinsky
The month of March marks the celebration of Women History Month across the United States. It began as a weeklong celebration of women’s contributions to culture, history and society by the school district of Sonoma, California back in 1978….
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The Blogs: Humanity Tax: Reframing the Gas Price Increase | David-Seth Kirshner
The world is aflame with existential concern over the nominal increase in gasoline prices. While I am not indifferent to inflation and the rising costs of all items and services around the globe, some expenses are necessary. This temporary…
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The Blogs: Canada’s increasing violent radicalization of its children and youth | Alan Simons
There’s a well-known saying about leaders of countries who live in a state of fear, either due to economic pressure or to the fear of being attacked from outside their borders. Simply put, it’s said these maligned leaders don’t retreat,…
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