The Future of Israel’s Peace Treaty with Egypt
Israel is celebrating the fortieth anniversary of the historic visit of Egyptian president Anwar Sadat to Jerusalem, that led to the Egyptian-Israeli peace treaty.
Netanyahu Shatters the Myth of Israel’s Isolation
Maintaining the myth of Israel’s isolation is a critical component of this strategy, which aims to compel the government to make concessions at home to win greater sympathy abroad.
Europe’s Migrant Crisis: Millions Still to Come
“African exodus of biblical proportions impossible to stop”
Who is Finding Their Way Into American Students’ Minds?
Congress will soon re-authorize Title VI of the Higher Educational Opportunities Act, a bill that was first introduced as the National Defense Education Act of 1958.
The State Department Drops the Ball
By reversing course on closing the PLO mission, and groveling to the threatening PLO, the State Department made a laughingstock of the US and President Trump.
Tehran Is Winning the War for Control of the Middle East
Mohammed bin Salman, at least, appears to have signaled his intent to oppose Iran and its proxies across the Arab world.
Portents of Quagmires in Syria
Putin, Rouhani, and Erdogan are right that, as of now, they are the victors in Syria. But let us not empower them by believing them invincible.
The Road to Hell
The record of the US in Vietnam, Iraq, Afghanistan, and what the enthusiasts called Arab Spring was collectively the equivalent of a Holocaust, albeit well-meant.
The Ten Commandments for Israeli Negotiations with Saudi Arabia
A guide to the immutable principles upon which Israel must base its negotiating strategy vis-Ã -vis the Saudis and any other Arab nations who wish to live in peace with the Jewish State.
Holding the PLO Accountable
The PLO’s campaign to get recognized as a state breached both of its agreements with Israel and the terms under which the US recognized it and permitted it to operate missions on US soil.