Trump, Netanyahu Seek Common Ground
Iran emerges as a central uniting issue.
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.
Donald Trump vs. ‘Liberalism,’ Round 1
To paraphrase the Chinese curse, we are indeed living in interesting times, but we can choose whether to let these times become a blessing or a curse.
Trump Welcomes Netanyahu
Israel’s long time Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will soon be welcomed to the White House by newly elected President Donald Trump.
Agents of Their Own Destruction
Are Palestinians Victims or Actors?
Back to the Drawing Board
It is also time to impose some reality therapy on the policymakers in the State Department.
The Livni-Fayyad Two-Step
Leaving aside the question of the actual duties of a UN envoy to Libya, the question is why would Fayyad be a good candidate for anything?
From the Mosul Frontlines
The neighbourhood of Hay al-Arabi in eastern Mosul city has the appearance of a place recently visited by apocalypse.
Ultra ‘Liberal’ Self-Righteousness, or How Jews Invoke Antisemitism
If we want to be activists, let’s act toward unity.
Between Trump, Freud and a Nuclear War
In all such staggering considerations, Sigmund Freud’s enduring wisdom should readily trump Trump.