Terror, national security threats and foreign policy
Tag: Iraq
Who Will Replace ISIS’ Caliph When He Goes to Hell?
Whether he is still alive or dead, the group is hurting badly.
Syrian Kurds Declare ‘Respect for Homosexual Rights’
Iraqis now openly discuss gay rights.
Meet the Iranian Terror Victim Who Converted to Christianity
Mohamed Alizadeh continues his human-rights work in Iraq.
US Judge Rules Assad Helped Al-Qaeda Kill Americans
Few people on earth have done more to kill and maim American soldiers than Assad and his regime.
Christian Militia Celebrates in Reclaimed Iraqi City
The city was once home to 50,000 Christians.
5 Points About New National Security Adviser Gen. McMaster
General McMaster is known for winning the most difficult of battles. His warrior side will come in handy in dealing with Afghanistan and Iraq.
10 Points You Won’t Hear About Trump’s Revised Travel Restrictions
Politically-driven organizations who are dependent upon continued controversy won’t be covering these major changes.
Here’s How ISIS’ Female Enemies Celebrated International Women’s Day
Read about the women fighting ISIS.
4 Risks After Bombing Assad’s Air Base
The U.S. acted quickly and decisively in response to a chemical attack by the Syrian Air Force on a rebel-held town in Idlib Province, enforcing the previously-unenforced “red line” by bombing the air base used. But any military action risks unintended consequences.