On the latest diplomatic dust-up between the U.S. and Israel, Bill Whittle talks to FDD's Cliff May and Jonathan Schanzer, author of the book "Hamas Vs. Fatah: The Struggle for Palestine".  Even if the Obama administration is able to restore its relationship with Israel, will it be able to help Israel and Palestine form a two-state solution? Watch the latest National Security Review and comment here:http://pjtv.com/v/3261

What does South Park censorship tell us about which attitudes kees us safe and which don’t? Plus: how does Jimmy Carter connect rotten Sudanese elections with the rot in Palestine? And what’s the good news coming out of Iraq? Watch the latest National Security Review with Bill Whittle and comment here: http://pjtv.com/v/3487

  PJTV continues its exclusive coverage of General Paul E. Vallely’s report that Syria provided Lebanon with Scud missiles armed with chemical weapons.

In this video, Bill Whittle sits down with FDD’s Jonathan Schanzer and the Hudson Institute’s Lee Smith to talk about the ratcheting tension in the Middle East.

Is Israel prepared for a Scud attack? Why isn’t anyone talking about a nuclear Hezbollah? And could Syria’s support of terrorism be a dangerous miscalculation?

Watch the video to hear answers to these questions and more.

 This week on NSR, host Bill Whittle tackles Hamid Karzai's visit to the United States, rising drug cartel violence and Iraq's very bloody Monday.  He's joined by FDD's Jonathan Schanzer and former Marine and Troopathon.org correspondent Matt Sanchez.

 Thursday marks the launch of face to face peace talks between Israel and Palestine, and the Obama administration is hopeful to broker an agreement within a year.  

Austin Bay and Jonathan Schanzer talk with Bill Whittle about Obama's vapid, conflicted speech about the end of combat operations in Iraq. Will our enemies see an American victory or sad defeat?  

"I think there is a message being sent that is effectively this: that we will punt responsibility of taking care of a dire situation in international security, and we are going to go ahead and punt to the Europeans, and we're going to punt it to NATO." -- Jonathan Schanzer
 

"The Palestinians would like to pretend that they did not give up one of their best chances for peace in 2001, but the fact remains that's exactly what they did." - Jonathan Schanzer 

"With the general lack of historical knowledge among young people today, it is common to hear college students talk about Israel as an aggressor and bully. The historical facts contradict that view." - Bill Whittle