Are we safer? Do we have the proper safeguards to protect us in place?
Eighteen years after the worst single terror attack in history, most of the recent violent incidents in the US have been random attacks unrelated to Islamic terrorism. Has the hatred that led to the death of 3,000 Americans dissipated? Is radical Islamic terrorism a thing of the past? Or is it alive and poised to strike again?–and possibly on U.S. soil?
My guest David Rubin is not only the former mayor of Shiloh, Israel, and the author of “Trump and the Jews”, but is also a victim of a terror attack in which he and his three-year-old son were wounded. He reminds Americans that just this week explosive rocket attacks struck near where Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu was speaking and that terror leaders have not lost track of U.S. landmarks and key targets.
The Economic numbers show recession rumors!
Are we safer? Do we have the proper safeguards to protect us in place?
Eighteen years after the worst single terror attack in history, most of the recent violent incidents in the US have been random attacks unrelated to Islamic terrorism. Has the hatred that led to the death of 3,000 Americans dissipated? Is radical Islamic terrorism a thing of the past? Or is it alive and poised to strike again?–and possibly on U.S. soil?
My guest David Rubin is not only the former mayor of Shiloh, Israel, and the author of “Trump and the Jews”, but is also a victim of a terror attack in which he and his three-year-old son were wounded. He reminds Americans that just this week explosive rocket attacks struck near where Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu was speaking and that terror leaders have not lost track of U.S. landmarks and key targets.
The Economic numbers show recession rumors!
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