Sublime

Try being as idealistic when a terrorist group is trying to create a Sharia state thirty miles from your doorstep, and twenty-one countries around you (give or take, depending on the year) are conspiring to decimate you.

From college campuses to political rallies, there are hundreds of do-gooders protesting against Israel, but where are the protests against Hamas, a group that is the real-life embodiment of exactly what they are protesting?

Another is that we are frequently reminded that Muslims are, by far, the biggest targets of terrorism. But why we should be importing targets of terrorism is a question left unanswered.

Why aren’t Muslims telling us Islam is a religion of peace while apologizing for what their brethren are doing?

Given the expressed goal of these increasingly popular radical groups, those who urge the eventual creation of a Palestinian state, as I do, cannot ignore the realistic possibility that such a state might well continue to support, encourage, or at the very least tolerate continuing terrorism against Israeli civilians in an effort, futile as it migh

Radical Islam poses no serious threat to the liberal package, because for all their fervour, the zealots don’t really understand the world of the twenty-first century, and have nothing relevant to say about the novel dangers and opportunities that new technologies are generating all around us.

One of the goals of the terrorists is to provoke an overreaction by the Israelis so as to generate support for the terrorists’ cause.