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.
Middle East Peace Process: Oh No, Not Again!
Mahmoud Abbas and Palestinian nationalism appear have outlived their moment.
The One-Minute Guide to Obama’s Foreign Policy
Obama’s policy is purposeful but the consequences are not.
Chaos and 2nd Cold War, Part II: Israel’s Nuclear Strategy
How will Russia respond to any ramped up American uses of force in the Middle East, and, more plausibly, vice-versa?
The Limits of Iranian Power
The Houthi retreat in Yemen counters the notion of an unstoppable Iranian advance across the Middle East.
Chaos and 2nd Cold War, Part I: Israel’s Nuclear Strategy
It is likely that Israel has undertaken some very impressive and original steps in cyber-defense and cyber-war, but even the most remarkable efforts in this direction will not be enough to stop Iran altogether.
It’s Not a “Holy” Story but rather a Story Full of Holes
Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas’ speech to the United Nations was once again bombastic but not a block buster.
What Goes Around, Goes Around
Americans like their history linear and their enemies well-defined.