Stan Kreis shares: The Nobel-winning Economist Robert M. Solow remarked about him, "You could be disqualified for a job if you were either smart or Jewish or Keynesian. So what chance did this smart, Jewish, Keynesian have?”

On the second Thursday of every month, a group of Jewish men get together for breakfast and the agenda is about nothing. Stan Kreis explains.

There is no half measure here. Either one commits to the War or one negotiates a surrender, if the enemy allows that.

Stan Kreis suggests that when it comes to Israel, readers maintain a modicum of skepticism and read all points of view and trust those most who build credibility the old fashion way, one piece at a time. Click the headline for more.

Several dozen supporters of Israel gathered across the street from Gates Concert Hall at the University of Denver to show support for Jerusalem Mayor Nir Barkat. Click the headline for more info.

Americans Against Terror and three other pro-Israel activist groups called for a rally against the protest plans of the Colorado Palestine Solidarity Committee today. The Palestinian group accuses Jerusalem Mayor Nir Barkat of ethic cleansing of Palestinians. Barkat was honored Tuesday at the University of Denver and Mayor Hickenlooper and …

My working thesis is that the case for Israel is much, much stronger than the case against Israel.

It is particularly aimed to hamstring President Obama in matters of US national security

Stan Kreis takes a look at the US' policies in the Middle East and how they may affect Israel, intentionally or unintentionally.