May 1, 2011

May Christians Preach Outside a Philadelphia Mosque?

An important but virtually unnoticed Philadelphia case from 2010 demonstrates the impulse toward dhimmitude infecting police and the media.

November 29, 2008

Legendary Songwriter Now Marches to an Islamist Tune

Music and real estate mogul Kenny Gamble, alternatively known as Luqman Abdul Haqq, is one of the most powerful men in Philadelphia -- and also among the most controversial.

August 3, 2008

Fear Stalks Muslim Apostates in the West

Persuading Western Muslim leaders to repudiate Shari'a-sanctioned violence against apostates can be a frustrating exercise

May 11, 2008

A Schism over Shari'a in the Church of England

The debate over the trajectory of the Western sociopolitical system and its strained relations with Islam is the most pivotal of our time. Two prelates in the ever more fractious Church of England provide a microcosm of this discourse.

August 30, 2007

The Art of (the Long) War

The technology of war may change, but the nature of war is immutable.

March 1, 2007

Machiavelli and the Mullahs

Machiavelli could offer President Bush what he needs most at this pivotal juncture: a philosophical blueprint for confronting the Iranian nuclear threat and successfully prosecuting the broader war against radical Islam.

January 2, 2007

A Conspiracy of Ignorance

As a student of human nature, Benjamin Franklin knew that the demands of confidentiality are often little match for the gossip instinct. "Three may keep a secret," he wryly noted, "if two of them are dead."