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Tag Archives: The American Thinker
An Anniversary Gift Wish List
By: Steve Feldman THE AMERICAN THINKER The platitudes are heartfelt, no doubt, but actions speak louder than words as Israel turns 64. At a Columbus Day celebration, a visiting member of Congress stood up and gave a speech, as is typical of Columbus Day events throughout the land. In the middle of his remarks he [...]
Posted in Foreign Policy, Foreign Politics, Israel, Solid Principles, The American Thinker
Tagged as: Israel, Modern State of Israel, The American Thinker
A Conservative Woman’s Problem with Palin
By: Lisa Fritsch Sarah Palin, the woman who put enough sizzle in McCain’s 2008 presidential bid to make Republicans think they were finally cooking, now finds herself a few matches short of stoking her own political fire. Palin has managed to maintain the conservative and national spotlight for three years since that failed White [...]
Happy 63rd birthday, Israel
By: Amil Imana This week, Israel celebrates its 63rd birthday. Sixty-three years ago, May 14, 1948, was the rebirth of one of the oldest cultures and nations in history, the State of Israel. Israel with Judaism as its religion has historical continuity spanning more than 3,000 years. It is one of the oldest monotheistic [...]
Auschwitz and Hamas
By: Lee DeCovnick THE AMERICAN THINKER History tells the story of men and women who make difficult choices, for both good and evil, which directly affects the lives of those around them. Often history repeats the same story, and yet we fail to recognize the patterns except after the harsh consequences of our passivity and [...]
Posted in Foreign Policy, Gaza, Israel, Solid Principles, The American Thinker
Tagged as: Auschwitz, Death Camps, Eritrea, Gaza, Hamas, Nazis, Palestinians, Sinai, The American Thinker, World War II
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