*Koshari is the traditional Egyptian meal. It’s served in every restaurant, at every dinner table, and sold by any Cairo street vendor. Koshari is a very strange combination of noodles, rice, lentils, fried onions and chili sauce. Don’t be thrown by the ingredient list. For whatever reason this all-in-one meal is addicting. I love traveling…
BY CAROLINE GLICK, JPOST— Anti-Semitism may not yet be a litmus test for social acceptability in the US, but it has certainly become acceptable. Proof of this dismal state of affairs came this week with the publication of a supportive profile of University of Chicago professor John Mearsheimer in The Atlantic monthly written by the…
BY DEREK PRINCE (Taken from a prayer brochure in 1997), DEREK PRINCE MINISTRIES— When I had a powerful personal encounter with Jesus Christ in 1941 in an army barrack room in England in the middle of the night, that encounter radically and permanently changed my life. God immediately began to teach me some amazing things,…
BY DEREK PRINCE (Taken from a prayer brochure in 1997), DEREK PRINCE MINISTRIES— When I had a powerful personal encounter with Jesus Christ in 1941 in an army barrack room in England in the middle of the night, that encounter radically and permanently changed my life. God immediately began to teach me some amazing things,…
BY JONATHAN SCHANZER AND DAVID BARNETT, NATIONAL INTEREST— Israeli envoy Isaac Molho met Palestinian negotiator Saeb Erekat recently for the third time in the new year. The talks, widely praised across the international community, have been billed as a much-needed jumpstart for negotiations between the two sides. But they are actually a distraction from the…
BY MICHAEL FREUND, JPOST— Earlier this week, British Prime Minister David Cameron took a highly unusual step. Meeting with visiting PA Chairman Mahmoud Abbas, the leader of Her Majesty’s Government departed from the usual diplomatic blather and went out of his way to underline his insistence on a two- state solution for the Israel- Palestinian…