Paul Hellweg: Believe in the Declaration of Independence to save ourselves
Cynics have said that America’s founding fathers were only thinking of white men when they said “all people.” Perhaps, but no one really knows.
Cynics have said that America’s founding fathers were only thinking of white men when they said “all people.” Perhaps, but no one really knows.
Democratic voters lean more to supporting Palestinians in the Israel-Gaza conflict. Republicans don’t want more aid to go to Ukraine, so by extension, they’re more in the camp of Russia in that one.
A coalition of 20 state attorneys general are calling for the prompt removal of foreign student visa holders who endorsed terror activity.
Lawmakers sent a letter to President Joe Biden last week regarding increased violence by Israeli settlers in the West Bank.
If we fail to recognize the cries of babies, Israeli or Palestinian or refugee, that is an end. The moment we fail to see humankind in innocent children—which happens in war—we start losing our own humanity.
Sixth District Congressman Ben Cline continues to function as Vladimir Putin’s man in western Virginia.
We — by which I mean most of humanity — are still playing with the so-called “just war theory,” the intellectual justification for war dating back to St. Augustine and the early centuries of the Common Era.
One of the few things that might give us some hope is the mobilization of thousands of Jews in Israel and around the world to end the bloodshed.
The tragedies in Maine and Israel are cousins, however different in scale they appear. But are they in fact so different in scale?
Since Hamas’ terrorist attack on Israel on October 7, increased reports of anti-religious bigotry have been made across the United States.
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