Iran Wants America Out of Iraq – Will it Succeed?
In the Middle East, Iran is in a regional struggle with the United States, which it believes is becoming increasingly isolated in international affairs.
Why Palestinians are Fleeing Lebanon
Palestinians appear finally fed up with the apartheid and discriminatory laws they have been subjected to in Lebanon in the past few decades.
The Gaza Embroglio
For every reason given to eliminate the Hamas-run government in Gaza, there is a reason that shows it is not such a good idea.
The Fall of the Caliphate
The Islamic State proclaimed by the Iraqi jihadist Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi at the al-Nuri Mosque in Mosul on June 29, 2014, is about to cease to exist.
Lebanese-ah Hezboll-ah-Palooza
After nine grueling months, Lebanon has formed a unity government that includes the U.S.-designated terrorist group Hezbollah. For Hezbollah itself, Mahmoud Qmati became State Minister for Parliamentary Affairs, while Mohammad Fneish took over the Youth and Sports portfolio.
Preparing for Peace – The Palestinian Way
This month alone, the PA security forces have arrested nine Palestinian journalists, according to the Palestinian Committee for Supporting Journalists.
Israeli Strikes in Syria Reveal New Battlefield for Post-Civil War Era
Airstrikes against Iranian targets in Syria on Sunday and Monday revealed a new Syrian battlefield that is emerging as the Syrian civil war ends and the US prepares to withdraw.
US Army Buys Israel’s Iron Dome for Tactical Missile Defense
If necessity is the mother of invention, Israel has come up with missile defense systems that meet its necessities and which others are now keen to deploy.
Mourning for a Bygone Lebanon
Hezbollah and the LAF have been in a delicate balancing act as to which militia is the more dominant power in Lebanon.
The New York Times’ War on Israel and Jews Who Support It
The New York Times has never been a big fan of Israel, or non-assimilated and non-leftist Jews for that matter.