The Life and Death of An Organization
Organizational theory sheds light on the Middle East, its nations and the various pro and anti-Israel forces it is home to.
How Palestinians Silence Palestinians
Most people probably do not know him by name, but the image of Mohammed Al-Dayeh was a public one for many years. The tough-looking, mustachioed man in military garb served as the trusted bodyguard of former PLO leader Yasser Arafat.
Facing A Tamimi Government
There are two components of the Palestinian war to annihilate Israel: terrorism and propaganda. The two are integrally linked.
UNRWA Refugees: Where Have They Gone?
Palestinian refugees are a slippery population — but when 285,535 of them go missing from a small country such as Lebanon, it should raise eyebrows.
“Question of IDF Readiness For Next War Is Unanswerable”
On Hezbollah’s precision rockets, Amidror maintained that Israel has a lot of work to do to ensure that the northern home front is secure.
Palestinians: Another “Reconciliation” Bites the Dust
It turns out, however, that the dramatic announcement of the agreement, which was reached with the sponsorship of Egypt, was all a bluff.
‘Innocent Protestor’ Killed by IDF was a Terrorist, Told his Family ‘I Intend to be a Martyr’
Israel was widely condemned over the death of the ‘innocent’ double-amputee Ibrahim Abu Thuraya in Gaza protests. But digging into his history shows he was a member of a terror group that morphed into Hamas and an agitator who wanted to ‘die a martyr.’
‘Tales From the Middle East Quagmire’
In the summer of 2012, British-Israeli journalist Jonathan Spyer found himself in the basement of a hospital along with other Syrian civilians in bombed-out Aleppo City.
The US Embassy Move to Jerusalem vs. The “Peace Process”
The Palestinians do not want peace.
Policy Speeches vs Policy
President Donald Trump is scheduled to release a new US national security strategy on Monday.