Hiroshima

In dealing "with a beast you have to treat him like a beast" - Harry S. Truman

Truman:“Nobody is more disturbed than I am but I was greatly disturbed over the attack on Pearl Harbor and their murder of our POWs." Op-ed.

How to win a war

Few questioned the morality of burning Japan’s cities. They had no sympathy for Japan, which appallingly abused captured US civilians.Op-ed.

The Atomic Age - 80 years later

President Harry Truman, a real leader, made the right choice in 1945. Op-ed.

Dropping the atomic bombs remains the right call

When pushed onto the defensive, Japan resolved to fight like a suicide cult and had to be stopped. A look at the alternatives. Op-ed.

Beyond Hiroshima

Haunting every generation since Hiroshima is the specter of nuclear war, but the West must think beyond that to be one step ahead. Op-ed

The Iranian nuclear threat from a Purim perspective

Harlem Imam compares US founding to Hiroshima and Nagasaki

Allah 'could have rained death and destruction' on California and struck crowd or tanks at parade with lightning.

In Hiroshima, Obama urges nuclear disarmament

Obama becomes first sitting president to visit bombing site, calls to reduce nuclear arsenals - but does not make an apology.

Attack Now – Russian Interference Leaves Israel No Choice

What a Nuke Attack on Tel Aviv Would Look Like

According to expert Dr. Moti Ofek, a nuclear attack on Tel Aviv would result in tens of thousands of deaths, and widespread destruction.