Mahmoud Abbas’s Strategy of Selective Compliance
Israel has paid a high international price in its own legitimacy over the past two decades for failing to expose and protest the Palestnians’ violations of Oslo.
Israelis call to Boycott Popstar Dua Lipa After Calling IDF Troops Child Killers
In response to the post, thousands of Israeli signed the petition calling to pull Lipa’s songs from Army Radio’s Galgalatz, Israel’s most popular radio station
Jordan’s West Bank Pre-Occupation
Recent news of Jordanian threats to reconsider or even sever ties with Israel over possible plans to annex areas of Judea and Samaria (the “West Bank”) call for a deeper understanding of the background and issues surrounding it.
How Worried Should Israel be About the Arab Response on Extending Sovereignty?
Jordan’s King Abdullah has warned of a “massive conflict,” alluding to chaos and extremism in the region, though he stopped short of saying he would cancel its peace treaty with the Jewish state.
Is the EU Having Second Thoughts Over its Hostility Towards the Jewish State?
The widespread fury over the proposed extension of Israeli sovereignty constitutes merely shadow-boxing.
Can We Keep the Focus on George Floyd’s Killer?
Instead of talking about police violence, we’re talking more about protestor violence that makes for dramatic media images.
Iran and Venezuela: The Unshakeable Alliance
Much as Hugo Chávez and Mahmoud Ahmadinejad used to do, the double-pronged axis is again poking America in the eye.
Yamina’s Great Opportunity to Seize the Reins
Now in the opposition, the national-religious faction is uniquely positioned to significantly advance the cause of legal reform.
Abbas: The Leader Who Cried Wolf
The Palestinian leader has been singing the same hollow tune for nearly two decades. Now it is falling on deaf ears.
Talkin’ About a Double Standard
It is a shameful and dishonorable insult to the American people that needs to be exposed by the media and rectified.