Making Policy in the New Administration
It is tempting to presume that problems called “priorities” can be resolved with just a little more savvy or a little more will.
Back to the Drawing Board
It is also time to impose some reality therapy on the policymakers in the State Department.
Shooting Ourselves in the Foot?
The most prominent problem currently facing Israel in international politics is one of our own making.
A Settler’s View of Israel’s Future
Mr. Kerry’s mantra that “there really is no viable alternative” to the two-state solution is contradicted by its manifest failure.
The Fast Track to Armageddon
Could President Trump propel a nuclear war in the Middle East?
Germany’s Muslim Demographic Future
Germany’s political elites are at the vanguard of making that prediction come true.
The Evolving Threat of Jihad in the West
One of the most important stories related to the September 11 attacks was the one that was deliberately left largely untold.
Adapting Israel’s Nuclear Strategy to a New American President
Popular expectations notwithstanding, Donald Trump’s policies will be a net negative for Israel’s national security.
The Mirage of the Mid-East ‘Moderate Alliance’
What might change this would be the return of the superpower that was once the patron of all three countries – the United States.
The Trump Way of Winning the War
The PLO is right to be hysterical.