The Druze and the Middle East’s Minority Pact
It is rare for a country to have to rethink its strategic roadmap.
Israel’s Great Opportunity
Over the past two decades Israel has managed to destroy its regional reputation.
Nuclear War and Nuclear Peace: Israel’s Strategic Options
Now, facing an effectively unobstructed nuclear threat from Iran, Israel will need to choose prudently from among available strategic options.
A Middle East ‘Complete Strategy’? To What End?
“Strategy” is the summer watchword in Washington — strategy for handling ISIS, strategy for Syria, strategy for Middle East peace.
Avoiding Nuclear War: Israel’s Strategic Options
Left to themselves, certain of Israel’s potentially nuclear adversaries could bring the Jewish state into eternal darkness, into fire, into ice.
Why the Iran Nuclear Deal is a Hard Sell
Obama administration is having a hard time persuading a skeptical public that these negotiations are going to tame the Tehran regime.
Germany: Muslims Exempt from School Trips to Holocaust Sites?
“Muslim children, too, need to come to terms with German history.” — Günther Felbinger, MP with the Free Voters Party.
Why Obama Fails to Calm Israeli Fears
In his interview to Israeli TV last Tuesday night, President Obama emphasized the theme of what he considers excessive Israeli fear.
IDF Drills For War With Hezbollah and Gaza
The IDF is planning a drill that will simulate a “nightmare” scenario of blanket missile attacks emanating from both the north and south of Israel on a scale so large that the Iron Dome missile defense system would not be able to combat it.
An Indian Answer to the Iranian Nuclear Threat
President Obama’s efforts to sign a nuclear deal with Iran have sparked an outcry from other countries to a point where foes are now becoming friends.