Post-Paris: Liberals Embracing Federalism
If you’re looking for American ingenuity and technological prowess to help resolve the climate issues that face the world, the Paris Climate Pact is not for you.
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.
Qatar – the End of the Road?
The Saudis and their Arab allies have had enough of Qatar and its media proxy al Jazeera’s behavior. They intend to win this fight.
Prepare the White House for President Pence
Those who think that Russia-gate is a witch-hunt or a hoax that will run out of gas need to think again.
Can Donald do it?
His initial venture outside the US, to the Middle East, may indicate the importance that he assigns to it.
Palestinian Suffering and Israel
The long-suffering Palestinians will no doubt thank them for doing so.
What If: Fifty Years After the Six-Day War
Israel’s military triumph over three enemy states in June 1967 is the most outstandingly successful war of all recorded history.
Six Days and Fifty Years
As documented in “Six Days of War,” two weeks before the outbreak of the war, UN Secretary General U Thant met with President Nasser in Egypt.
The Limits of Israeli Power
On Thursday, US President Donald Trump bowed to the foreign policy establishment and betrayed his voters.
In the Wake of Trump
President Trump’s recent visit to Israel is now ancient history but that doesn’t stop friends from overseas still reaching out to ask my thoughts.