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I. THE WAR AGAINST TERROR
1. The Wages of September 11, There is no going back.
[written: 2002/09/09 | published: 2002/09/11 National Review Online]
2. Al Qaedism, From criminality to politics in the blink of an eye.
[written: 2002/10/30 | published: 2002/11/01 National Review Online]
3. It’s Not the Money, Stupid! War apparently must be anything other than good vs. evil.
[written: 2003/01/01 | published: 2003/01/03 National Review Online]
II. THE DILEMMA OF THE MIDDLE EAST
4. Postmodern Palestine, The new amorality in the Middle East.
[written: 2002/03/27 | published: 2002/03/29 National Review Online]
5. History Isn't on the Palestinians' Side, Arafat's strategy is suicidal in more ways than one.
[written: 2002/03/30 | published: 2002/04/02 WSJ OpinionJournal]
6. Occidentalism, The false west.
[written: 2002/05/08 | published: 2002/05/10 National Review Online]
7. A Ray of Arab Candor, A U. N. report by Middle-Eastern intellectuals blames Arab culture and Arab tyranny for Arab problems.
[written: 2002 June | published: 2002/07/03 City Journal]
8. Our Enemies, the Saudis
[written: 2002 July | published: 2002 July Commentary]
9. Middle East Tragedies, Pressing ahead is our only choice.
[written: 2003/05/21 | published: 2003/05/23 National Review Online]
III. SUPPORTING ISRAEL?
10. Why Support Israel? It would certainly be easier not to.
[written: 2002/02/02 | published: 2002/02/04 National Review Online]
11. Israel’s Ajax, The Tragedy of Mr. Sharon.
[written: 2002/04/21 | published: 2002/04/23 National Review Online]
12. On Hating Israel, What we know but can’t say out loud.
[written: 2002/05/05 | published: 2002/05/07 National Review Online]
13. Fortress Israel? Something there that doesn’t love a wall.
[written: 2002/06/23 | published: 2002/06/25 National Review Online]
14. Flunking with Flying Colors, Failing the moral test of our times.
[written: 2002/08/07 | published: 2002/08/09 National Review Online]
IV. ANTI-AMERICANISM
15. Roots of American Self-Doubt, Why can no American say “Who cares?”
[written: 2002/01/23 | published: 2002/01/25 National Review Online]
16. Misunderstanding America, We’re not the ones with the problems.
[written: 2002/02/23 | published: 2002/02/25 National Review Online]
17. On Being Disliked, It’s an America thing.
[written: 2002/07/30 | published: 2002/08/02 National Review Online]
18. I Love Iraq, Bomb Texas, The psychological roots of anti-Americanism.
[written: 2003/01/xx | published: 2002 December Commentary & 2003/01/13 WSJ OpinionJournal]
19. “Evil Over Good”, The wages of dead-end logic.
[written: 2003/01/22 | published: 2003/01/24 National Review Online]
20. Doom, Doom, and More Doom, Should we trust past facts or present hysterics?
[written: 2003/02/05 | published: 2003/02/07 National Review Online]
21. Our Western Mob, From the graveyard of Kabul to the quagmire of Iraq to the looting of Baghdad.
[written: 2003/04/12 | published: 2003/04/14 National Review Online]
V. EUROPE
22. European Paradoxes, The war that divides us.
[written: 2002/07/29 | published: 2002/07/29 National Review Online]
23. Good-bye to Europe?
[written: 2002 September | published: 2002 October Commentary]
24. Geriatric Teenagers, The Paris-Berlin-Moscow axis needs some tough love.
[written: 2003/04/30 | published: 2003/05/02 National Review Online]
25. The Old Game, Once upon a time, everything was so nice and predictable …
[written: 2003/06/04 | published: 2003/06/06 National Review Online]
VI. THE THREE-WEEK WAR
26. Iraqi Interrogatories, The usual questions about Iraq.
[written: 2002/09/18 | published: 2002/09/20 National Review Online]
27. Iraq Redux, Not another 1991 Gulf War.
[written: 2002/09/25 | published: 2002/09/27 National Review Online]
28. From Manhattan to Baghdad, One enemy, one war, one outcome.
[written: 2003/02/19 | published: 2003/02/21 National Review Online]
29. The Long Riders, How do our soldiers do it all?
[written: 2003/03/22 | published: 2003/03/24 National Review Online]
30. The Train Is Leaving the Station, Will our “friends” jump on in time?
[written: 2003/04/02 | published: 2003/04/04 National Review Online]
31. Don Rumsfeld, a Radical for Our Time
[written: 2003/04/26 | published: 2003/05/05 National Review]
32. Postbellum Thoughts, Ideas from war’s aftermath.
[written: 2003/05/07 | published: 2003/05/09 National Review Online]
VII. A NEW FOREIGN POLICY?
33. A Funny Sort of Empire, Are Americans really so imperial?
[written: 2002/11/25 | published: 2002/11/27 National Review Online]
34. Korea Is Not Quite Iraq, Hypocrisy in service to victory is no vice.
[written: 2003/01/08 | published: 2003/01/10 National Review Online]
35. So Long to All That, Why the old world of bases, alliances, and NATO is now coming to an end.
[written: 2003/01/29 | published: 2003/01/31 National Review Online]
36. Muscular Independence, No more buying, bullying, and begging abroad?
[written: 2003/03/12 | published: 2003/03/14 National Review Online]
37. Gone But Not Forgotten, Making war and peace in the new post-Soviet world.
[written: 2003/05/28 | published: 2003/05/30 National Review Online]
VIII. POSTSCRIPT
38. History or Hysteria? Our vulture pundits regurgitate rumor and buzz.
[written: 2003/03/26 | published: 2003/03/28 National Review Online]
39. The Surreal World of Iraq, Let us thank our soldiers on this Independence Day.
[written: 2003/06/27 | published: 2003/07/02 National Review Online]
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