CA Congressman Says Overseas E-Mail Threatening LA Schools Allegedly From “Devout Muslim” Who “Teamed Up With Local Jihadists”
By Ann-Marie Murrell.
Hot Air received the following statement from Congressman Brad Sherman (D-CA):
“I have reviewed the email that was sent to a Los Angeles school board member.
The author claims to be an extremist Muslim who has [...]
ISIS, ISIL, and Daesh – What’s In A Word?
By Richard Larsen.
This week President Obama addressed the nation in a rare Oval Office speech. The intent was to assuage concerns that the government isn’t doing enough to protect us from radicalized jihadists, like the couple in [...]
Donald Trump is not America; Neither Marine Le Pen is France
By Sami Jamil.
To overcome Donald Trump phenomena I suggest that every American family, irrespective of race, color or faith invite neighbors or colleagues from other faiths, colors or race for a dinner a “getting together; sharing [...]
Fundraising on Friday! Is completely out of control!
By Dr. Nidal Alsayyed.
In most mosques and Islamic centers/ associations; spread in hundreds in the United States; fundraising is usually conducted after Friday prayer and on weekly basis (1:30 pm CST to 3:00 pm CST- US [...]
How Tunisia’s moderate imams are seeking to reclaim Islam from extremists
By Christine Petre.
Muslims conduct prayers as they gather for Lailat al-Qadr at Al Zaytuna Mosque in Tunis, July 24, 2014. (photo by REUTERS/Zoubeir Souissi)
TUNIS, Tunisia — As Tunisia addresses its recent terrorist threat [...]
Future of Islamic State: Not Merely Religion
By James M Dorsey and Mushahid Ali.
As the threat from Islamic State (also known as IS or ISIS or by its Arabic acronym of Daesh) continued to grow, US-led coalition forces intensified their aerial attacks on IS militants and strategic [...]
Turkey has Russia and the EU in Dire Straits
By Julian French.
Alphen, Netherlands. 30 November. Power politics has and always will be about exploiting space and people over time and distance, to exert the influence of the strategically strong, over the politically weak.
Look [...]
ISIS: Ambitions and Constrains
By Fadi El-Husseini.
Since its inception, news of Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS/Daesh) has splashed across the world’s media. The nascent entity emerged suddenly and expanded quickly. Its brutality has commanded widespread [...]
Je Suis Francais
By Allen Schmertzler.
Words can not express this horror, and therefore there are times when just a raw emotional sketch is worth 1000 words. Have we crossed over into the abyss of World War Three?
Targeted Paris stadium symbolizes pitfalls of war against the Islamic State
By James M Dorsey.
Zouhair, a security guard of immigrant background, was one of several security officers, who on Friday prevented three of the Paris suicide bombers from entering the city’s Stade de France stadium. The bombers [...]
Primary Games
By Josep Colomer.
It’s supposed that the U.S. primary elections are a mechanism to simplify the political supply to only two candidates, which will produce a single majority winner in the real election. The primaries are [...]
Europe – and echoes from the past.
By Barry Shaw.
As a million anti-Semitic, anti-Zionist migrants flood Europe they find a host continent in support of their anti-Israel passion.
As Jews commemorate Kristallnacht, the Night of Broken Glass, when Nazi brown-shirts [...]
The global warming treaty, globalists and global powers
By Syed Qamar Rizvi.
World leaders head to Paris at the end of November seeking a deal on cutting carbon emissions around the globe. In a statement between the countries, posted by The Guardian, China and France said countries’ [...]
NATO and a Lost America
By Julian French.
”We think the strategic priorities that were identified in the QDR [were] rebalancing to the Asia-Pacific region: two, maintaining a strong commitment to security and stability in Europe and the Middle East; three, [...]
Why a Third Intifada will not take place?
By Sami Jamil Jadallah.
In the last couple of weeks with persistent Israeli aggression around the Al-Aqsa Mosque culminating in preventing “Palestinians” from entering the Old City of Jerusalem, saw spate of violent confrontations [...]
The Federal Bureau of Insidiousness
By Allen Schmertzler.
FBI Director, James B. Comey has a theory that is correct, but only in part because his clarity is obscured by his self-serving perspective. He is the Director of an agency that has a culture of disdain for [...]
What is the Syrian War about?
By Hakim Khatib
After five years of the Syrian war, we can recognize “four” conflicting parties on the ground – Assad, ISIS, rebel groups and the Kurds. Each one of these conflicting parties has regional and international [...]
Will Russia use its ground forces in Syria?
By Syed Qamar Afzal.
Russian President Vladimir Putin recently confirmed that the time frame of the Russian military operation in Syria would be limited by the Syrian army’s offensive.
Konstantin Kalachev, head of Moscow’s [...]
The war on immigration
By Silviu Craescu.
The Russian Federation is supporting financially in a direct manner the Arab immigration for economic, political, and security purposes.
As a matter of fact, by using the pretext of a refugee humanitarian crisis, [...]
US: The tipping point
By John Vernon.
For the first time in my adult life, I am convinced that America is beyond the “crossroads” that many political pundits refer to when referencing the state of our nation. In fact, most recently I heard a bunch [...]