The Reasons Why America Needs to Stop Supporting UNRWA
The American taxpayer has other priorities than continuing to fund this corrupt and hypocritical agency.
Clash Over Shabbat In Israel’s North Showed IDF’s Prowess, Says Former Intel Chief
‘Today’s attack significantly weakened, or perhaps obliterated, the city of Damascus’s air defense,’ said former intelligence chief Amos Yadlin.
No Breaks for Israel
Israel is far from “regionally isolated.” In fact, Iran’s greatest concern at the moment is the burgeoning rapprochement between Israel and the Sunni Gulf States — especially Saudi Arabia.
Wanted: A Counter-Iran Strategy
A common but mistaken reading of the current strategic situation in the Middle East presents the region as approaching the end of a period of instability. The “return of the Arab state” is one of the more arresting refrains that this perspective has produced.
Considering Netanyahu’s Transformational Leadership
Both Netanyahu’s detractors and supporters view his long stewardship of Israel as largely inconsequential because Netanyahu has not overseen any grand, headline-grabbing initiatives.
Will Iran’s Regime Again Unleash Immense Brutality Against Protesters?
We hope for the stability of the region and the world, but mostly for the Iranian people, that this odious regime can be overthrown. But in the meantime, we hope that there will be no more Nedas.
Iran’s Mullahs: Dictators Who Need A Perpetual Enemy
The course of the uprising is not yet clear, but its success would be the harbinger of the Middle East free of a malign influence. We can’t abandon the people of Iran.
On Assassination, Preemption, and Counterterrorism: The View from International Law
The United States and a few of its more-or-less reluctant allies are presently engaged in an inconclusive “war” with terrorism.
Facing A Tamimi Government
There are two components of the Palestinian war to annihilate Israel: terrorism and propaganda. The two are integrally linked.
UNRWA Refugees: Where Have They Gone?
Palestinian refugees are a slippery population — but when 285,535 of them go missing from a small country such as Lebanon, it should raise eyebrows.