Every day, people in the West wake up, go to work, take care of their children, and run from one task to another. Life feels stable and familiar. Because of this, many believe that this is how things have always been and always will be, and that the dangers we sometimes hear about are just

Recently, I came across a CNN article titled “Women’s rights are on a sharp decline in Israel”, which discusses results from the Peace and Security Index by Georgetown University. The article argues that women’s rights in Israel are declining. One thing that immediately stood out to me was the index itself. One of the main reasons

In my previous post, I reviewed the main political ideas shaping today’s West (Europe and North America). What stands out is that none of these ideologies focuses on strengthening Western societies from within using liberal values. If an ideology is liberal, it usually focuses on spreading liberalism outward in different ways. If it’s not liberal, then

Since the dawn of history, the dream of unity has swept through human civilization like a subtle, elusive breeze — from tribes uniting into kingdoms, to kingdoms giving rise to peoples and nations, and over the past two centuries, from nations evolving into civilizations, moving ever closer to the vision of a united world. Yet

For more than a century, people have tried to build a democratic alliance — a kind of confederation of free nations, or what you might call a “league of nations.” But this attempt, in its second edition, better known as the UN, which sought to include every nation in the world, has failed tremendously. The

The world is changing, and pressure on the Western democratizes is increasing. Challenges from China, Russia, Iran, and others determined to compete for global resource distribution—by any means necessary, including open warfare—combined with Europe’s declining population and struggles with immigrant integration, all call for a new ideas and new approach. The only question is, what

Almost daily, I go through major international outlets such as CNN, BBC, The New York Times, Fox News, The Guardian, and many others. And what is striking—though I’m clearly not the first one to say it—is how biased nearly every major outlet has become. There are rare exceptions, but they are very rare indeed. These

Putin slid into the leather seat beside Trump. The door shut with a heavy thud, sealing them inside. For a few minutes, they were alone — two men who understood the weight of nations rested on their words. Putin broke the silence, his voice calm, his eyes locked on Trump. “Our enemies are not each