Will Turkey Invade Northern Syria Again?

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, in a speech given at a Turkish military exercise on June 9, gave the latest of a series of hints pointing to a possible upcoming Turkish military operation in northern Syria.
The Latest Killings in Iran May Indicate a Notable Shift in Israeli Strategy

The killing of Iranian Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps (IRGC) Col. Hassan Sayad Khodaei outside his home in Tehran on May 22 appears to have manifested a significant shift in Israel’s strategy toward Iran.
What’s Happening with Hispanics and Israel

I was driving in Jerusalem last month and saw a colorful flag flying. The horizontal bars of yellow, blue, and red had a coat of arms in the middle, but I was not familiar with which country it represented.
‘No Shakespeare’ Without Islam?

Pity the Bard of Avon. William Shakespeare has long been the subject of conspiracy theories, including some emanating from the Muslim world.
The Moral Clarity of Nikki Haley

With her fellow Republicans seemingly unable to produce a coherent vision for America to counter the disaster of the Biden administration, a recent speech was pitch-perfect and received by her conservative London audience like rain in a desert.
Someone in Washington is Scared of Iran

U.S. concerns over Iran are neither understandable nor justified. It is inappropriate for officials in Washington to try to hide behind Israel’s apron strings.
Let UNRWA Die Already

The demise of the United Nations Relief Works Agency for Palestine Refugees is long overdue. Let’s hope that Commissioner-General Lazzarini is right to be worried.
Time to Help the Iranians Overthrow their Regime

For the past month Iranians from all ethnicities and walks of life have again taken to the street.
Iraq’s Miracle: A Country that No Longer Needs a Leader or Government

The miracle of Iraq is that, after years of political chaos, it continues to function despite having no real leaders.
The Russia-Ukraine War Proves that No One Will Come to Israel’s Aid

International agreements that cede key strategic assets in exchange for vague “assurances” of future support are not worth the paper they’re written on.