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by Pete Hoekstra • July
12, 2016 • Washington Examiner  
The
report from the House Benghazi Committee discloses a previously unknown but
incredibly instructive footnote to the story of the Obama administration's
disastrous foreign policy toward Libya's Moammar Gadhafi.
by Noah Beck • July
11, 2016 • Special to IPT News
Why
has the West been so supportive of Palestinian nationalism, yet so
reluctant to support the Kurds, the largest
nation in the world without a state?
The
Kurds have been instrumental in fighting the Islamic State (ISIS); have
generously accepted millions of refugees fleeing ISIS to the Kurdistan
Regional Government (KRG); and embrace Western values such as gender
equality, religious freedom, and human rights.
by Yaakov Lappin • July
8, 2016 • Special to IPT News
New
Israeli Defense Minister Avigdor Liberman had the briefest of honeymoon
periods after taking up his position at the end of May.
Within
a couple of weeks of his appointment, a new surge in Palestinian terrorist
attacks began targeting Israeli civilians, placing Liberman, and the
defense establishment he heads, under a new test.
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Pro-ISIS Hackers Post Purported
Dallas Police Information
In the wake of Thursday night's shooting death of five police officers
during a Black Lives Matter protest, pro-ISIS hackers posted thousands of
what it says are Dallas Police Department records on their Telegram social
media channel.
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Ex-ISNA President Drops Lawsuit
Against Canadian Terrorism Expert David Harris
Former ISNA President Ingrid Mattson has dropped her own defamation lawsuit
against Canadian counterterrorism expert David Harris after over a year of
legal proceedings supported by the Lawfare Project.
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by EMANUELE OTTOLENGHI and MARK
DUBOWITZ • July 12, 2016 • The Wall Street Journal
No wonder the House moved last week to try to block Boeing's
tentative agreement to sell 80 passenger jets to Iran's government-owned
airline, Iran Air. Congress is rightly concerned about what could be a $25
billion deal with an Iranian aviation industry that has been complicit in
Iran's weapons proliferation and support for terrorism.
by Bret Stephens • July
11, 2016 • The Wall Street Journal
What diplomats call the Joint Comprehensive Plan of
Action—known to the rest of us as the Disastrous Iran Deal—was agreed in
Vienna a year ago this week. Now comes a status update, courtesy of our
friends at the Bundesamt für Verfassungsschutz, or BfV.
by Adam Kredo • July
11, 2016 • The Washington Free Beacon
The Obama administration is brushing aside new German
intelligence reports indicating that Iran has accelerated its efforts to
procure key nuclear materials, despite promises to end this behavior as
part of last summer's nuclear accord, according to comments by a U.S.
official provided to theFree Beacon.
by Khaled Abu Toameh •
July 11, 2016 • Gatestone Institute
Hamas denies it up and down. Nonetheless, there are
growing signs that the Islamist movement, which is based in the Gaza Strip,
is continuing to cooperate with other jihadi terror groups that are
affiliated with Islamic State (ISIS), especially those that have been
operating in the Egyptian peninsula of Sinai in recent years.
by DAVID ADESNIK • July
18, 2016 • The Weekly Standard
In
1996, Hamas gunmen shot to death David Boim, a 17-year-old American citizen
waiting for a bus in the West Bank. At the behest of Boim's parents,
attorney Nathan Lewin filed suit against charitable organizations in the
United States who solicited funds for Hamas. The unorthodox decision to
seek damages from Hamas's financial backers led defense attorneys to demand
that the court sanction Lewin and his co-counsel for bringing a frivolous
suit.
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