What will happen when Israel strikes at Iran's centrifuges and, likely, their shiny new heavy-water reactor? Obviously, Iran will counter, putting to the test their grandiose military claims. I would find it difficult to believe Israel will escape unscathed, but I know they have a decent anti-missile defense (though not perfect, I expect). » read more »

The U.S. and Russia are reviving the Cold War. Russia upped the ante by threatening to sell the S-300 to Iran. This would essentially force Israel's hand. Israel would need to strike Iran before this air-defense weapon went into service. » read more »

International Christian Zionist Center

Join Our Mailing List
http://visitor.constantcontact...

Quick Links

Newsletter Archive
http://rs6.net/tn.jsp?e=001hYH...

About the ICZC
http://rs6.net/tn.jsp?e=001hYH...

Israel My Beloved » read more »

This is a good article on the Russian invasion of Georgia, the West's abandonment of their ally, and the lessons to be learned in defense of Israel. » read more »

I've blogged a bit in the past about the demise of this once great nation and the inevitable need for another revolution to restore liberty once again. I've repeatedly said it's not yet time for revolt, despite our present government's abuses being far worse than the British crown's in the mid-to-late eighteenth century. In discussions of late, I've come to realize just when it is time for revolt, armed if necessary. » read more »

Treason is essentially working for the enemy. The Third World is invading our nation through mass, unchecked, illegal migration. Those who help this invasion of criminals are guilty of treason. I wonder if those who cater to foreign languages in this country are aiding this invasion by making it more feasible for them to live here. » read more »

Iran presents a special problem for Israel. MAD (Mutually Assured Destruction) doesn't work with a people anxious to "die for Allah". What greater deterrent is there for such fanatics? » read more »

Muslims seem intent to prove Islam's peaceful nature, even if they have to kill you to do it. Dave wrote about this a year ago, but the Dutch may have finally found a backbone :

A Dutch parliamentarian who believes Islam’s massive global growth is feeding on the worldwide fear of denouncing the violence-based religion, this week did what few men have had the courage to do, and confronted it. » read more »

Our daughter, Kristen, just got promoted to Staff Sergeant!

We all know there are issues with the war in Iraq, regardless of whether we support it or not. (For all who support the war, remember that opposing a war yet supporting the troops themselves is perfectly viable.) No weapons of mass destruction have been found. Well, some chemical components have been found, but then, I have plenty of chemicals in my own home that can be used to do some serious harm. (I figure it's only a matter of time before that's used against me.) No nukes, although there have been unconfirmed rumors of Iraq moving the nukes to Syria or Libya just before the war. Saddam Hussein was cowering in a bunker as all bullies do when facing the bulk of the American military. Oil prices haven't exactly dropped as a result of freeing up Iraq's oil. (We won't go into the economics of this here.) Iraq has never been a major player in the terrorist game; sure, they help out a group or two here and there, now and again--but everybody knows it's Iran and Saudi Arabia who are the real power behind most of the world's terrorists. And of course, it was Pakistan that saw fit to practically publish the "secrets" of making nukes to every Muhammad and his brother. The region isn't exactly stable by any stretch of the imagination, but then, it never has been. So why are we in Iraq? Or more relevant, why are we still in Iraq? » read more »