The Mideast Battle Lines are Drawn
In the last decade, the Middle East has been living through a political convulsion of historic proportions.
The Middle East Turmoil and Israel’s Security
The Middle East is in great turmoil.
Israel? Eh, Not So Bad
Recent polls in Israel indicate that your average Palestinian would much prefer to live in Israel than in a potential Palestinian state.
ISIS Pushes Further into Syria
The conquest by the Islamic State of the Yarmouk Palestinian refugee camp near Damascus confirms the resilience of the jihadis.
How Much Can Air Power Achieve?
Suddenly, wherever you look in the greater Middle East, you find air forces bombing guerrillas:
Why Palestinians in Yarmouk Are Unlucky
For Palestinian Authority (PA) leaders, the desire to punish Israel is stronger than the will to save the lives of thousands of Palestinians.
The Middle East: In the Shadow of the Gunmen
In a process of profound importance, five Arab states in the Middle East have effectively ceased to exist over the last decade.
Turkey: “Zero Problems with Neighbors”
After losing Syria, Iran, Lebanon, and Egypt, Turkey has now lost Libya.
British Home Secretary to Islamic Extremists: “The Game is Up”
“There is increasing evidence that a small but significant number of people living in Britain — almost all of whom are British citizens.”
A New Chapter in the Sunni-Shi’ite War
The Saudi-organized coalition for Yemen and the announcement of a regional Arab force.