Israel
Barcelona Demanded Action from Israel but Not from Hamas, Which Described Tel Aviv as ‘An Occupied City’
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.
A Knesset Member Said in August That the Israeli Arab Parties Would ‘Put Israeli Democracy to a Test’
Haitian Gangs Outgun the State. The United States, Israel, and Turkey Must Take Three Steps to Cut off Their Weapons
From Pressure to Transition: An Integrated Strategy for Political Change in Iran
Interview with former National Security Adviser Meir Ben-Shabbat
Japan Anchors the Western Pacific, and Could Help Contain and Counter Iran and Its Major Power Supporters
The Parole Board Approved Nezar Hindawi’s Release and, in 2013, He Left Prison Without License Conditions
Outsourcing Terrorist Acts to Local Street Gangs Is Tehran’s Preferred Option to Wage War Against Foreign Enemies
Crushing the Palestinians’ Hope of Imposing Their Will on Israel Is the First Condition for Resolving the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict
Small States Facing Existential Security Threats Cannot Afford to Outsource Deterrence
One Leader Failed to Act on a Warning—the Other Turned Danger Into a Peace Treaty and Destroyed a Nuclear Reactor
Iran’s Relationship with the Emirates Appears to Be Reaching a Point of No Return
Some Fear the Consulate Is an Intelligence Hub from Which Turkish Agents Aid Adversaries and Undermine Somaliland’s Cohesion
Anti-Israel Activism at the U.N. Reflects a Broader Climate of Hostility Toward Jews
The Turkish Presence in Parts of Northern Syria Complicates Al-Sharaa’s Effort to Be Seen as an Independent Leader
Gulf Arab States Can Maintain Relations with Israel While Also Engaging Ethiopia, Eritrea, and Other Horn of Africa Relationships
Turkey’s Intelligence Head Delivered Erdoğan’s Demands Concerning the Greek Islands, Israel, and the Eastern Mediterranean