Choosing Which Peres to Remember

Michael Freund

There will be plenty of time and opportunities for future historians and analysts to assess the totality of the individual, his accomplishments and failings.

Beyond Mosul

Jonathan_Spyer

Black smoke was rising from the Qayara oilfelds as the refugees huddled in the shade.

Israel, Jordan Sign Historic Gas Deal

Israel became Jordan’s largest gas supplier Monday, when the country’s Leviathan gas consortium signed a $10 billion deal with the Hashemite Kingdom providing it with approximately 45 billion cubic meters of gas from the Leviathan gas field off Israel’s Mediterranean Coast.

Sorely Needed: Some Reality Therapy

Sarah Stern

What is sorely needed in many elite foreign policy circles here in Washington, as well as in ‎other Western capitals around the globe, is a generous dose of some “reality therapy.”‎

A Joyous Holiday and a Sad World

Mordechai Kedar

Two million Muslims will be making the obligatory pilgrimage to Mecca, known as the Hajj, this month, as mandated by the Islamic calendar.

Turn the Tables on Iran

Shoshana Bryen

The U.S. must not be chased out of international waters. The U.S. Navy surely has the assets to do the job. We just need courage from our politicians.