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 Chaotic Arab World Has Nothing to Offer Israel Today in Any Deal
Behavioral science recognizes two types of responses to tense or threatening situations facing loosely-connected groups.
The Arab Sunni World: Complete and Utter Chaos
The only conclusion Israel must reach from the sad state of affairs in the Arab Sunni world is as clear as the sunshine in an arid desert.
Trump Should Demand an End to the Arab Boycott of Israel
As required by US law, the Treasury released a quarterly “list of countries requiring cooperation with an international boycott.”
In this Round of Reconciliation Talks, Hamas is the Great Victor
No, the ceremony isn’t being portrayed as a Fatah surrender to Hamas. But it is. It’s also an Egyptian surrender to Hamas.
Questions and Answers: The Emirate Plan
Every few days I receive queries from readers who want to know more about the “Emirate Plan,” an idea I have suggested as a solution to the Israel-Palestinian Arab conflict in Judea and Samaria as well as Gaza.
The Strategic Case For Kurdistan
If the leaders of Iraqi Kurdistan aren’t intimidated into standing down, on September 25, the people of Iraqi Kurdistan will go to the polls to vote on a referendum for independence.
Qatar and the Saudis – Getting Ready for the Next Round
The demands have been retracted, but reconciliation is not at hand.
Turkey’s Failed Grand Design for the Middle East
Once again, Turkey’s leaders were trapped by their own ideological shallowness into betting on a losing horse.
Qatar, Trump, and the Art of the Double Deal
US President Donald Trump has been attacked by his ubiquitous critics for his apparent about-face on the crisis surrounding Qatar.
