Does It Really Matter Who the Next Palestinian President Is?
It is hard to understand why some Westerners believe that Abbas’s departure could boost the prospects of peace between Israel and the Palestinians.
Hillary’s Email and National Security Scandal Continues to Grow
The latest batch of Hillary Clinton’s emails establishes beyond a doubt that she regularly received classified information.
Sorry, Egypt No Longer a Province of the Ottoman Empire
The neo-Ottoman ambitions of Turkey’s Islamists, to make Egypt a “neo-khedivate,” have crashed into the wall of Middle Eastern realities.
MUST READ: Facing Iran on its Own
For Israel, now cheerlessly confirmed in its long-held view that U.S.-led diplomacy with Iran was misconceived.
A Tsunami Warning for Europe
Before we get to the numbers, the difficulties and the dilemmas, one must remember that these are people made of flesh and blood.
A Proposed Solution to Europe’s Migrant Problem
What do the hot weather and the Islamic and African migrants to Europe have in common?
Hillary Clinton’s Aide Psychoanalyzes Netanyahu—Poorly
In and of themselves, Max Blumenthal’s anti-Israel scribblings are of no consequence.
NATO Allies Making It Easier for Iran to Attack Israel?
It looks as if the potential target of NATO heavyweights’ decision is more a gesture to Iran than to Turkey.
How Israel Prevented ISIS from Going Nuclear
The entire free world owes Israel an enormous debt of gratitude.
Egypt’s Natural Gas is Destabilizing Netanyahu’s Government
For Netanyahu, approving the gas deal is crucial because his contested leadership is at stake and so is Israel’s international credibility.