When Will Obama and the West Listen to Hamas?
It is time for the world to stop listening only to President Abbas and Saeb Erekat.
Is it Iran’s Middle East Now?
The Middle East is currently in the midst of widespread instability, civil strife and the collapse or contraction of state authority
Payback?
A Russian airbus with 224 people – mainly tourists – flying from Sharm el-Sheikh, Egypt to St. Petersburg, Russia could simply have come apart in midair, killing all aboard.
Understanding Russian Strategy
Syrian President Bashar al-Assad’s visit to Moscow last month appears born of the confidence that no one would depose him in his absence.
Egypt Votes for Israel at UN for First Time in 67 Years
Egypt has voted in Israel’s favor at the UN for the first time since 1948, supporting Israel’s bid for membership of the UN space committee (COPUOS).
On Statehood
We are seeing in recent events the advantages of a state, as well as reasons to doubt the wisdom of creating a Palestinian state.
The Noose Grows Tighter, the Left’s Denial Deepens
The fact that UNESCO has even considered the proposal on the Old City brought by the Palestinian Authority, is beyond belief.
Israel’s Options
No country in history has dealt with a Terror War as long as Israel.
Why There is Still Hope for Israeli-Palestinian Peace
The fact that there is currently no partner on the other side does not mean we should lose hope. Anyone who belittles the role or the importance of the international community does not understand the world we currently live in, and that they themselves are in fact helping the anti-Israel campaign.
The Clash of Islamizations?
Foreign attitudes to civil wars provide a useful way of understanding international relations.