US Policy
Israel Should Deepen Practical Cooperation with Rabat Without Treating Every Algerian Move as a Threat Directed at Israel
UNRWA’s Own Internal Documents Recommended Ending Operations More than 70 Years Ago
Washington Has Pulled Its Forces Out of Iran’s Easiest Reach and Pointed Its Airlift at Israel. The Satellites Show a Force Ready for a Short War, with Its Third Carrier Still in the Pacific.
The Question Matters Because the Conflict with Iran Has Not Ended
More than One Stakeholder Among Many, Ethiopia Is a Determinant of the Regional Balance of Power
The Brotherhood Is at Once an Organization That Can Be Designated and a Worldview That Cannot
The Prime Minister Has Long Pushed to Topple Mullahs in the Islamic Republic
Jerusalem and Washington Must Start Treating Corozal as a Critical Logistical Node Rather than a Venue for Symbolic Grievance
Iranian Decision-Makers Remain Undecided About the Regime’s Way Out of the Problem, Fearing Another Uprising
Disarm Hamas, Demilitarize Gaza Completely, and Keep Security Control in Israeli Hands
Seth D. Kaplan Maps a Path to Replacing the Islamic Republic with a Stable, Democratic, and Internationally Integrated Iranian State.
Israel Seems to Be Champing at the Bit to Resume the Fight Against Iran
‘We Took Our Foot off the Gas at Just the Wrong Moment’
Tehran May Treat Western Communication Lines as Legitimate Targets If Iranian Military or Energy Infrastructure Is Attacked
Disputed Figures from the Uprising That Toppled Sheikh Hasina Demand Scrutiny. The U.N. Must Substantiate Its Reported Death Toll
The Treasury Department Expanded Sanctions on the A7 Network Used to Evade Sanctions, but Loopholes Remain
In Effect, Ervin Massinga Is Telling His Ethiopian and Broader African Audience to Ignore the White House and the President’s Comments
Because Letting Somalis Into America Is Strictly for High-Stakes Gamblers, the Only Safe Bet with Them Is to Just Refrain
By Providing Iran Inroads and Prioritizing Iraq’s Corrupt Ex-Prime Minister over the Masses, Al-Zaidi Is Disappointing Iraqis
By Ignoring Benghazi, the State Department and Many in Europe Opened the Door to Turkey to Seize Advantage