Articles By Michael Weiss
April 2011
Even in the midst of Arab revolt, media outlets around the world — including many in Britain — give credence to anti-Semitic conspiracy theories
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September 2010
Low expectations for this week's peace summit in Washington could actually be quite useful
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July/August 2010
If Lebanon's unprovoked attack on an Israeli maintenance team was premeditated, it points to something darker on the horizon
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July/August 2010
"Why would a country that is both an ally of the United States and Nato as well as an aspiring member of the European Union brazenly declare its solidarity with a terrorist group outlawed by both? The answer lies in the increasingly Islamist nature of Erodgan's regime as well as the complicated relationship his party AKP has enjoyed with I.H.H."
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April 2010
There has been a liberal media blackout of the Turkish Prime Minister's threat to expel 100,000 Armenians from Turkey, despite that same media's exhaustive coverage of the Ramat Shlomo row
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March 2009
The Czech novelist Milan Kundera is accused of informing on an anti-communist as a student. Is there any truth in the charge?
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About Michael Weiss
Michael Weiss is Researrch Director of The Henry Jackson Society. His work has appeared in Slate, The Weekly Standard and The New Criterion.
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