Kerry, Israeli Arabs and the Separation Delusion
Israel’s political leaders have rightly expressed anger at the US State Department’s hostile characterizations of the Palestinian terrorist onslaught.
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.
There’s a Strong Leader Around, and His Name isn’t Obama
US President Barack Obama delivered an impressive speech at the United Nations General Assembly on Monday.
The Treachery of the Free World
Half a million children became refugees in the last five months, more than a 100,000 children a month.
Is Syria on the Way to Becoming a ‘Frozen Conflict’?
Neither a grand ‘4+1’ (Russia, Iran, Iraq, Syria plus Hezbollah) war against ‘terror’.
Equal Opportunity Disappointers
By now, most Americans are aware of the tremendous pitfalls of the Iran nuclear deal.
Syria Says Thank You to Hezbollah with Gift of 75 Tanks, Increasing Danger to Israel
Syria sent 75 Soviet tanks to Hezbollah to help them fight Al Quaeda affiliated terror groups.
Why Putin is Coming to Assad’s Rescue
Putin’s motivations are thus not “hard to discern” at all.
Israel’s Enemies in Washington and Moscow
Angry over President Obama’s abandonment of Israel in the Iranian nuclear deal.