May 5, 2003 Issue

Ominous Precedent
By Michael Desch
As Israel learned in Lebanon, the euphoria of victory can be fleeting indeed.

An Arab-American Perspective
Dr. James Zogby talks with AC about why Oslo failed and how an Israeli-Palestinian peace can still be realized. 

Is Bush a Neoconservative?
By Patrick J. Buchanan

Decapitation, Old Style
By Taki
Older tyrants fell with more grace.

	Buchanan & Press Watch Pat go one-on one with his liberal counterpart Bill Press. Pat and Bill take on both sides of the day’s hot topics from inside the beltway, live every weekday at 3pm and 6pm ET only on MSNBC.

Wolfowitz of Arabia
By Richard Cummings.
The Pentagon’s blueprint for Iraqi “democracy” more resembles a colonial monarchy. 

Daniel P. Moynihan, R.I.P
A Senator’s antiwar speech

Strip Malls Across the Fruited Plain
By Arthur Versluis
When the landscape is destroyed, culture itself is imperiled.

Fourteen Days: Are you safer now than one month ago?; War’s consequences serve the Left; Break the law, get a tuition break

Last American Pay Phone
By Steve Sailer
Calling Colin Farrell

Reassessing Pro-Life Strategy
By Francis J. Beckwith
The pro-life movement at 30

Germany’s War Wounds
By Paul Gottfried
German writers remember being bombed.

The Novelist as Prophet
By Patrick Henry Reardon
Dostoevsky, novelist and prophet