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'''Frontpage Magazine''' is the online magazine of the [[David Horowitz Freedom Center]], guided by the strongly [[American conservatism|conservative]] views of [[David Horowitz]]. Central to his positions is opposition to any perceived threat to the [[State of Israel]], and a generally hostile view of [[Islam]] and of U.S. academic coverage of the Middle East and [[terrorism]]. | '''Frontpage Magazine''' is the online magazine of the [[David Horowitz Freedom Center]], guided by the strongly [[American conservatism|conservative]] views of [[David Horowitz]]. Central to his positions is opposition to any perceived threat to the [[State of Israel]], and a generally hostile view of [[Islam]] and of U.S. academic coverage of the Middle East and [[terrorism]]. | ||
It often exchanges content with other Horowitz organizations such as [[Campus Watch]] and [[DiscoverTheNetworks]], as well as sites with a generally compatible outlook, such as [[Robert Spencer]]'s [[Jihad Watch]]. | It often exchanges content with other Horowitz organizations such as [[Campus Watch]] and [[DiscoverTheNetworks]], as well as sites with a generally compatible outlook, such as [[Robert Spencer]]'s [[Jihad Watch]]. | ||
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 Frontpage Magazine is the online magazine of the David Horowitz Freedom Center, guided by the strongly conservative views of David Horowitz. Central to his positions is opposition to any perceived threat to the State of Israel, and a generally hostile view of Islam and of U.S. academic coverage of the Middle East and terrorism. It often exchanges content with other Horowitz organizations such as Campus Watch and DiscoverTheNetworks, as well as sites with a generally compatible outlook, such as Robert Spencer's Jihad Watch. |
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