Written by Jonathan Feldstein | September 20, 2018 This week’s murder of a neighbor in a terror attack carried out by a teenage Palestinian Arab was glaring and jarring in many ways. First and foremost, his death is a great loss for our community and Israel on the whole, but mostly for his wife, four children, [...]
The Jerusalem Connection Report | September 14 2018 Deputy Minister in the Prime Minister’s Office Michael Oren (Kulanu), a former ambassador to the United States said: “US President Donald Trump’s administration’s decision Tuesday to close the Palestine Liberation Organization’s mission in Washington will help bring about peace between Israel and the Palestinian Authority. Oren said [...]
Space doesn’t allow us to include all the responses to last month’s article covering Gregory Wrightstone’s talk at the Unconventional Resources Technology Conference, “How Rising Temperatures and Increasing CO2 Are Benefitting the Planet and the Human Condition,” nor some of the responses in their entirety. So, I want to apologize to everyone whose comments are [...]
Written by Gregory Wrightstone, 9/11/2018 As seen in The Daily Caller If it is mid-September, it is peak hurricane season and the climate-alarmist community anxiously awaits the first really good hurricane to strike the American mainland. Hurricane Gordon was something of a disappointment to the proponents ofcatastrophic man-made warming since it was downgraded to a [...]
As seen in Breaking Israel News Written by Adam Eliyahu Berkowitz, | August 13, 2018 "Within two full years will I bring back into this place all the vessels of Hashem‘S house, that Nebuchadnezzar king of Bavel took away from this place, and carried them to Bavel". Jeremiah 28:3 (The Israel Bible™) Jim Barfield and [...]
As seen in Forbes Science I cover over-the-horizon technology, aerospace and astronomy. Aug 31, 2018, 08:00 pm Written by Bruce Dorminey Free-floating planets --- planets that have been kicked out of their home solar systems and into the interstellar medium --- have long fascinated the exoplanetary science community for both their novelty and their potential to [...]
Washington Post Opinions By George F. Will Opinion writer LOS ANGELES The worst day of Sugar Bear’s 55 years was one of the days — there have been many of them — when he got out of prison. In the early 1990s, in a prison where people whose sentences have ended and are being released see those [...]
As seen in Forbes Science I cover over-the-horizon technology, aerospace and astronomy. Aug 29, 2018, 08:00 pm Written by Bruce Dorminey Long before you were just a twinkle in your Daddy’s eye, dust, gas and high-velocity stellar winds combined to spark the collapse of what would become our Sun’s pre-solar nebula. Just how that happened remains [...]
As seen on The Daily Caller; August 22, 2018 Written by Gregory Wrightstone August and September are great months to be a professional climate alarmist like Dr. Michael Mann of Penn State. You have hurricanes making landfall, wildfires seemingly everywhere, the odd F-4 tornado wiping out an elementary school, and you can pretend that these never [...]
By Rusty Wright This article first appeared in Duke Magazine, Special Issue 2018, and is used by permission. Being an introvert can complicate life. As a teen, sometimes I was afraid to introduce myself to a stranger or to ask a young woman for a date. At Duke, the frosh-faces picture book struck fear in [...]
