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May 24, 2018|Seth FrantzmanJerusalem Post
Protests continue in Iran despite the shift in wider media attention away from them
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May 24, 2018|Jonathan SpyerForeign Policy
A frozen conflict rather than an Assad victory
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May 24, 2018|A.J. CaschettaJihad Watch
The common denominator among Basij human wave attacks, Indonesian suicide families, and Palestinians rushing towards a telegenic death is belief in “martyrdom.”
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May 24, 2018|Asaf RomirowskyBESA Center
A troubling side effect of the Zionist enterprise is that 70 years after the State of Israel came into being, a wedge has grown between Israelis and the Diaspora
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May 23, 2018|Gregg RomanJewish News Syndicate
The Jewish community leadership in Nashville should not host the SPLC while it turns a blind eye to Islamism and Islamist anti-Semitism.
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May 23, 2018|Seth FrantzmanJerusalem Post
Since December of last year, there have been rumors that the Abu Dis plan was back in the cards
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May 23, 2018|Michel GurfinkielPJ Media
The hypocrisy behind France's shunning of the inauguration ceremony of the U.S. embassy in Jerusalem
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May 22, 2018|Aymenn Jawad Al-TamimiMiddle East Center for Analysis and Reporting
What are the mechanisms for bringing back rebel-held areas under Syrian government control?
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May 22, 2018|Seth FrantzmanJerusalem Post
US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo’s Iran speech is supposed to be part of a larger US strategy against Iran.
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May 22, 2018|Michael J. TottenWorld Affairs Journal
The surprising success of Moqtada al-Sadr's coalition in Iraq's recent elections