Israel & Zionism
Every Nation Has Its Founding Myths; Few Have Been So Thoroughly Imprisoned and Crushed by Them
Relax, Mohammed Bin Salman Isn’t Aligning with Islamists. He Also Isn’t Normalizing with Israel Soon
Recent Moves by Saudi Arabia Against the United Arab Emirates and Toward Qatar and Turkey Have Alarmed Many, but These Processes Are Not New
International Forces Historically Fail When They Lack Clear Enforcement Authority
Framed as Neutral Governance, Gaza’s New Technocratic Committee Masks Hamas’s Ongoing Military Rule
The India of 1949 Was ‘Postcolonial, Post-British, Post-Partition, Post-Traumatic’
Savagery and Hostage-Taking Has Been Used to Reframe the Palestinian Arab-Israeli Conflict and Unleash a Torrent of Antisemitism
A U.S.-Friendly Move That Would Showcase Japan’s Relevance
The Available Choices in Lebanon Are That Hezbollah Will Be Permitted to Gradually Re-Arm, or That Israel Will Prevent It from Doing So
From the Israeli and Jewish Point of View, the Emergence of This State of Affairs Isn’t So Bad
Somaliland Is a Successful Role Model for Democracy and a Free Market Economy in the Horn of Africa
The Mishnah Warns Against Redeeming Captives at Exorbitant Prices—Not from Callousness, but from Wisdom
The Doctrine Would Guarantee Organizational Destruction for any Terror Group That Takes an Israeli Hostage
Despite the Complexities of Managing So Many Moving Parts, There Is Still Reason to Remain Hopeful About the U.S.-Led Alliance
With the Loss of Syria, Iraq Has Taken on Added Importance to Tehran
Reports from the Hamas-Controlled Area Indicate That the Terror Group Has Fully Reimposed Its Will on the Population There
Israeli Forces Conducted the Raid on the Basis of Dismantling an ‘Islamic Group’ and/or Hamas Cell That Was Plotting to Attack Israel
Years of Middle East Forum Warnings Validated as Israel’s Parliament Takes Action
Mohammed bin Salman Came to Washington to Try to Reassert the Oil-Rich Kingdom’s Position in a Region That’s Been Leaving It Behind