Dr. Andrew Bostom

The German officers would often speak of us as Christian Jews and as blood sucking usurers of the Turkish people. What a falsification of the wretched realities prevailing in Asia Minor, and what a reversal of roles! Yes indeed, there … Continue reading →

The mp3 file version of the interview is here. I was interviewed by national security analyst par excellence, Frank Gaffney, on the “Lessons From the Armenian Genocide” yesterday, April 24, 2015, the 100th commemoration date of this Jihad Genocide. The … Continue reading →

Today, April 24, 2015 marks the solemn 100th anniversary of the jihad genocide of the Armenians by the Ottoman Muslim Turks, during World War I. Detailed background for my discussion of the Armenian Jihad Genocide with Sam Sorbo, earlier today … Continue reading →

From this April 21, 2015, report, “100 Years On, Armenians in the Middle East Are Still On the Run”: As Armenians this week mark 100 years since the massacres that killed more than one million people, the fear and persecution … Continue reading →

Yesterday (Thursday 4/16/15) I discussed my Wednesday 4/15 blog on the Corker “compromise”—in reality a full capitulation to the Obama Administration’s dangerous Iran negotiations—with Steve Malzberg. The interview is embedded, below. Having actually read the bill, its central point of … Continue reading →

I gave the lecture, “Turning a Blind Eye to Iran’s Calls For Genocide—The Legacy of Jihad and Shiite Islamic Jew-Hatred in Iran,” followed by a question and answer session, February 4, 2015 at The Lawfare Project, hosted by its Director, … Continue reading →

Yesterday, April 14, 2015 a much ballyhooed “compromise” regarding S.615, “Iran Nuclear Agreement Review Act of 2015.” was unanimously agreed upon within the Senate Foreign Relations Committee. Independent Politico.com, and Washington Post assessments of critical aspects of the lauded compromise … Continue reading →

Yesterday (Sunday 4/12/15) I discussed the Iranian nuclear weapons threat with Lisa Benson. Her spontaneous opening reference (which I had not seen till I went to the catalogued Fox news video clip online this morning) was to a thoroughly uninformed … Continue reading →

Just over four decades ago, Islamologist Maxime Rodinson (d. 2004) observed how Western academic treatment of Islam had devolved into reverent fetishism. “Understanding [of Islam] has given way to apologetics pure and simple,” Rodinson lamented. The musings of the late … Continue reading →

Below are extracts from a report by WND’s Leo Hohmann on the Iran nuke negotiations. Leo asked me to provide background on the Islamic Law “principles” which must be understood when examining such negotiations. It has become axiomatic in our … Continue reading →