US policy

The Region Remains Suspended Between War Exhaustion and Recalibration
Supporting and Training the Yemeni Coast Guard Is a Low-Cost Way to Undermine Houthi Threats to the Red Sea
Hostage Families and Their Supporters Finally Allowed Themselves to Smile After Two Years of Anguish
Netanyahu Has Repeatedly Argued That ‘Israel Has Never Been as Strong as It Is Now’
Open Societies like the U.S. Remain Vulnerable to Information Operations That Exploit Legal and Administrative Systems to Neutralize Critics
Defeating the Houthis Is Not a Luxury—It Is an International Security Necessity
Doha Seeks to Leverage Its Support for Enemies of the West Into Greater Influence and Improved Relations with the West Itself
The Source of Instability in the Middle East Is Not Israeli Strength—It Is the Genocidal Ideology of Iran and Its Network of Islamist Proxies
The Last Prosecutions of Hamas Entities in the United States Occurred with the Incoming Obama Administration in 2008
Even the Survival of Hamas’s Political Leadership in Its ‘Golden Exile’ in Doha Could Be Coming to an End
The United States Should Recognize Somaliland and Cut off Assistance to Mogadishu to Deny Al Shabaab the Ability to Profit off Somalia’s Corruption
Statehood Is Not Compensation for Grievance—It Comes by Meeting Legal and Institutional Benchmarks
The Enemies the United States and Israel Face in the Middle East Do Not Care About Borders
A resolution brokered by others, or one that diminishes Egypt’s role as the indispensable mediator, threatens Cairo’s geopolitical influence
The Saudis May, on Paper, Oppose the Houthis, but in Actuality, They Prefer to Appease Them in Exchange for Quiet
With Trump’s Executive Order, America Has Allied Itself Not with a Partner for Peace, but an Agent for Instability
Press Reports Suggest Blair Will Lead the Gaza International Transitional Authority, Which Will Oversee Gaza for Five Years Under a United Nations Mandate
Barrack Approaches Middle East Diplomacy like a Business Deal
The World Suddenly Looks Very Different than It Did for Israel—And for Hamas—Only a Week Ago
The S-400 Cannot Be Waived Away and Is Not Easily Moved, Even If Russia Purchased It Back