Kenneth Abramowitz

As we watch massive riots destroy the historic sites in major cities in Europe, the question becomes "Can Europe be saved". We believe it can but the work is enormous and the stakes are high.

Being Prime Minister of Israel is the hardest job in the world, because whoever holds this office submits to judgment by a generation he will not live to meet.

The midterm elections are almost upon us and there are many close races. This is probably the most consequential midterm election in American history - a struggle between our Constitutional republic and the growing socialist/communist reality. America's future depends on it.

When 11 Islamic hijackers commandeered four commercial airliners and flew two of them into the World Trade Center in New York City, it shocked us all into the reality of the real terrorism in our lives. But what have we done since then to keep us safe in the future?

The Democratic Socialists of America (DSA) and the Muslim Brotherhood (MB) have launched an attack on the United States and should be designated as foreign terrorist organizations.

The US government has just published the latest "United States Counterterrorism Strategy". While this document is comprehensive, it still lacks a number of major issues that need to be addressed. Here is what we think is missing.

America has become the most successful nation in world history, but we are facing three enemies that are attacking America in confrontations that threaten the nation.

How could a war that began so powerfully for the U.S have been concluded with such a poor Memorandum of Understanding that so strongly favored Iran?

The Trump Administration is determined to negotiate a deal with Iran, even though  the terms cannot possibly be verified or enforced over time. What are the alternatives to a deal, when the Iranians keep reneging on the terms?

The public elements of the meeting between President Trump and Xi Jinping went quite well, but the major issues between the two countries are still unresolved. We guess and hope that the following issues were discussed and that we are closer to resolution, at least for some of them.