Erdogan’s Dilemmas
Turkey Faces Few Good Options as Idlib offensive looms
Why Israelis Shy from Victory
When a U.S. president gives the green light, Israel’s prime minister needs to act on it.
Enemies of Israel Pay the Price
Let us run, with Israel, toward this band of giants who share not just the attitude of the Goliath of old, but also the same errors in judgment.
Fatah and Hamas: Reconciliation or Divorce?
There are manifold reasons that make it so difficult to effect a compromise between the two movements and they involve every aspect of Palestinian Arab life. They do agree on Israel.
The Generals’ Revolt
The candidacy of Golan and Alon for chief of General Staff, along with the military’s subversion of the government and the US administration, need to serve as an urgent warning to the government.
Kurds Who Fought ISIS Now Hunted by Iran’s Regime
“We are not in the mountains. We are inside the cities, and people see that,” he said. “We have gained the people’s hearts.”
A Conversation with John Bolton
If Israel has a case to make, the Trump White House is willing to listen.
Taking an Axe to ‘Peace Processing’
If “peace” is a bridge too far, a long-term stabilization process is not out of reach based on President Trump’s new foundations for American policy.
Qatar Seeks Role in Negotiations Between Israel and Hamas
Qatar has been seeking to play a relevant role in Israel’s Gaza policy amid the crisis with Hamas that has unfolded over the last six months.
Thoughts on US Aid Cuts to Palestinians
The US under President Donald Trump is cutting aid to Palestinians, the full results of those cuts are not clear.