The Clash of Islamizations?
Foreign attitudes to civil wars provide a useful way of understanding international relations.
Middle East Peace Process: Oh No, Not Again!
Mahmoud Abbas and Palestinian nationalism appear have outlived their moment.
Kerry Falls for the Big Lie
“There’s no stoppin’ the cretins from hoppin’,” sang the legendary Ramones.
Looking Beyond the ‘Third Intifada’
Unseen implications of Palestinian statehood for regional nuclear war.
The One-Minute Guide to Obama’s Foreign Policy
Obama’s policy is purposeful but the consequences are not.
Obama Plans Takedown of Another U.S. Ally
Harper, in power since 2006, has truly been the leader of the Free World over the last seven years.
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.
Turkey’s Grisly Dances with the Islamic State
The Ankara bombing was a bad ending of one part of the Turkish Islamists’ willing dance with the devil.
Between Ankara and Jerusalem: A Festival of Incitement and Blood
Wherever radical Islam raises its head, the result is destruction and bloodshed.
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?