Posts from the “World Affairs” Category

A reality will soon confront Australia’s Royal Commission into Antisemitism. You cannot harass Jews for being Zionist. A US private university, Cooper Union, found that out today causing it to settle a federal case brought against it for antisemitism resulting in false imprisonment and endangerment.

Categories: Leadership, World Affairs

Tagged: Anti-Zionism, Antisemitism, Australia, Cooper Union, IHRA, Royal Commission, Settlement, Zionism

Australia Ends 2025 Needing a Royal Commission to Answer Fifteen Questions Raised by the Bondi Terror Attack

Adam Parker

Posted on December 31, 2025

With fifteen questions Australia ends 2025 knowing that the Bondi terror attack has laid bare the truth of political antisemitism in its country. To stamp it out, we must know how it got here and how it reached its horrific peak. In order to eradicate it, we therefore must ask:

Categories: Leadership, World Affairs

Tagged: Albanese, Antisemitism, Australia, Bondi, Hanukkah, Royal Commission, Terror

Eleven Points that Must be Addressed to Defeat Antisemitism in Australia After the Bondi Beach Massacre

Adam Parker

Posted on December 19, 2025

There is a court case pending in Sydney Australia. It involves a man charged with one count of terrorism, 15 counts of murder, 40 counts of inflicting harm with intent to murder, and other crimes leading to 59 charges in all.

Categories: Leadership, World Affairs

Tagged: Antisemitism, Bondi, Bondi Massacre, Radical Island, Terrorism

Jihadism is Exploiting the West’s Failure to Remember that Freedom Comes with Liberty

Adam Parker

Posted on December 9, 2025

It’s widely reported that the West is fighting an insurgency against its values of enlightenment and pluralism. We know that this insurgency is being empowered by elements in Western politics, media, police and justice in pursuit of a radical demographic agenda. War has typically been the answer to such threats every century but history teaches us another solution exists too. Societies that have kept their freedoms have always remembered to protect their liberties. Jihadism understands this relationship and is exploiting it. Jihadists and their Western supporters know that when the West becomes too comfortable, it forgets its soul.

Categories: Military, World Affairs

Tagged: Britain, China, Freedom, Jihad, Jurisprudence, Liberty, The West

How Herzog Park and the Son of Hamas Brought Ireland and Scotland to Their Reckoning

Adam Parker

Posted on December 1, 2025

There’s nothing wrong with Ireland nor Scotland. What unites them is not their unabashed public antisemitism, vile as it is. It’s the politicians and public figures in them who seek to use that antisemitism for their own fame, and in both states those people received a public slap in the face today.

Categories: Leadership, World Affairs

Tagged: Antisemitism, Hamza Yousaf, Herzog Park, Ireland

UK Pandemic Inquiry Dooms Britons and the World to Continued Death, Infection and Debilitation

Adam Parker

Posted on November 21, 2025

The UK today handed down Part 2 of its inquiry into the Covid-19 Pandemic and while it blamed it’s governments for mishandling the emergency causing thousands of unnecessary deaths, it has done nothing to end the virus’s impact societally nor economically due to one existential flaw: It omits the ongoing aerosol nature of Covid-19.

Categories: Covid-19, World Affairs

Tagged: Covid Zero, Covid-19, Part 2, UK Covid Inquiry, Victoria

What Kind of Peace? In 1991 No One Thought a Palestinian Jihad Would Threaten Remembrance Day in 2025

Adam Parker

Posted on November 9, 2025

I found a gem today. Time Magazine from January 28 1991: The Gulf War Edition. As the US and its Coalition launched air strikes to rid Saddam Hussein from Kuwait, the point was made: rarely does the victor of war receive the end result desired. Well, Sadaam Hussein died on the gallows in 2006 so how is it possible that the Muslim Brotherhood is waging jihad on the West today? If the West won that Gulf War, when did this jihad actually begin?

Categories: Military, World Affairs

Tagged: Gulf War 1, Jihad, John Monash, Palestine, Remembrance Day

Today Zohran Mamdani Took New York to its Downfall and I Was Asked to Explain Why

Adam Parker

Posted on November 5, 2025

Someone challenged me this afternoon to explain why Ugandan-born socialist Zohran Mamdani, who had just become the first Muslim mayor-elect of New York City, was a bad guy. I provided my response, and my querent fobbed it off saying that he disagreed with nearly all of it but offered no counter-argument at all. That’s fine. There’s a truth that’s been handed down through the generations about people: never argue with someone who buys ink by the barrel. Social media is an endless barrel of pixels. That also brings another truth: you can’t win the internet. But I did make him think and here’s my reply.

Categories: Leadership, World Affairs

Tagged: Antisemitism, Muslim Brotherhood, New York, Zohran Mamdani

The Muslim Brotherhood, A House of Dynamite and The Sum of All Fears

Adam Parker

Posted on October 28, 2025

After posting my last essay “Say My Name, Say My Name, It’s Time to Call Hamas the Muslim Brotherhood”, I watched Netflix’s “A House of Dynamite”, a feature movie that explores a US reaction to an unexpected inbound nuclear missile targeting the continental USA.

Categories: Military, World Affairs

Tagged: A House of Dynamite, Islamist Extremism, Muslim Brotherhood, The Sum of All Fears, Tom Clancy

Say My Name, Say My Name, It’s Time to Call Hamas the Muslim Brotherhood

Adam Parker

Posted on October 25, 2025

Here’s where we are with Gaza: the ceasefire holds though Hamas is behind schedule and it’s time that we stop using that name to describe it. Its real name is the “Muslim Brotherhood”. Hamas is a PR name the Brotherhood gave itself when it founded its branch in Gaza way back in 1987. Hamas is nothing more than a brand for popularity, all for show, much as the Palestinian keffiyeh comes from Iraq and Yasser Arafat was Egyptian, where by no coincidence the Muslim Brotherhood was born.

Categories: Leadership, World Affairs

Tagged: Antisemitism, Hamas. Gaza, Islamophobia, Muslim Brotherhood, Trump Peace Plan

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Posts from the “World Affairs” Category

Anti-Zionism is Antisemitism a US Private University Discovered Today

Adam Parker

Posted on January 10, 2026

Australia Ends 2025 Needing a Royal Commission to Answer Fifteen Questions Raised by the Bondi Terror Attack

Adam Parker

Posted on December 31, 2025

Eleven Points that Must be Addressed to Defeat Antisemitism in Australia After the Bondi Beach Massacre

Adam Parker

Posted on December 19, 2025

Jihadism is Exploiting the West’s Failure to Remember that Freedom Comes with Liberty

Adam Parker

Posted on December 9, 2025

How Herzog Park and the Son of Hamas Brought Ireland and Scotland to Their Reckoning

Adam Parker

Posted on December 1, 2025

UK Pandemic Inquiry Dooms Britons and the World to Continued Death, Infection and Debilitation

Adam Parker

Posted on November 21, 2025

What Kind of Peace? In 1991 No One Thought a Palestinian Jihad Would Threaten Remembrance Day in 2025

Adam Parker

Posted on November 9, 2025

Today Zohran Mamdani Took New York to its Downfall and I Was Asked to Explain Why

Adam Parker

Posted on November 5, 2025

The Muslim Brotherhood, A House of Dynamite and The Sum of All Fears

Adam Parker

Posted on October 28, 2025

Say My Name, Say My Name, It’s Time to Call Hamas the Muslim Brotherhood

Adam Parker

Posted on October 25, 2025