The Greatness and the Tragedy of Ariel Sharon
Radio host Don Kroah in Washington, DC interviews David Rubin about Ariel Sharon, analyzing the leadership, the charisma and the tragic complexity of an Israeli legend.
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How did an Israeli Hero Become a Tragic Figure?
David discusses the complicated and confusing Ariel Sharon legacy, as well as John Kerry’s “peace process” with radio host Vic Eliason and VCY America’s callers.
When Security Officials Become Outspoken Proponents of Expelling Jews
Former Shin Bet Chief Yuval Diskin has added his name to a long list of once-distinguished security officials who become outspoken proponents of expelling Jews and surrendering Jewish land, in anticipation of their impending entry into politics. as leftist party candidates.
America Abandons Israel
It’s sad, but true. Obama’s pledge not to allow Iran to develop nuclear weapons has proven to be another BHO falsehood. Hear David Rubin’s analysis of the Appeasement Deal With Iran on the nationally-syndicated Crosstalk Radio Show!
Stop Making Excuses for the Terrorist Leadership
David Rubin calls on Israel’s Defense Minister Moshe Yaalon to fight the resurgent wave of “Palestinian” terrorism that is killing and wounding civilians in Israel’s biblical heartland.
Stemming the Islamic Tsunami : America Can Learn from Israel’s Example
David Rubin issues a bold challenge to Western Civilization in this latest article, in which he spreads some light from Zion about how to combat the Islamic threat!
Netanyahu’s Warning : Don’t Be Fooled
David Rubin joins host Jim Schneider and callers for a lively hour discussing the ongoing Iranian nuclear threat in light of the unexpected Obama-Rouhani phone conversation. If Obama thinks that peace is possible with this new Iranian president, why does Rubin call Rouhani “an Islamic wolf in sheep’s clothing”?
Calling Shiloh Home : Committed to the Promise
Twenty years ago, Israel and the Palestinians signed the Oslo Accords. Since then there have been countless rounds of negotiations, stalemates, terror attacks and still no peace.