Gaza

Israeli Actions Generate Immediate Debate, but Comparable Institutional Urgency Rarely Applies to Hamas’s Rule over Gaza
Israel Could Indulge in a Sociological Experiment: Open the Ports and Gates, Transfer the Volunteers Onto the Beach of Gaza City, and Watch
Of the Various Armed Groups in Gaza That Are Opposed to Hamas and Receive Backing from Israel, the ‘Popular Forces’ Is by Far the Most Prominent
Israel Has Eliminated Izz Al-Din Al-Haddad, Better Known Inside Hamas as Abu Suhaib
Jerusalem Should Deliver the Self-Described Human Rights Activists and Their Symbolic Aid to a State with Far Greater Crises
Despite Ceasefires Across Three Fronts, All Sides Are Preparing for Renewed Combat
Hamas Has Poured Financial Support Into Two Recent Flotillas Through Its European Networks
Anniversary Rhetoric Masks Economic Collapse and Strategic Drift
An Emerging Militant Alternative to Hamas Speaks Out on War, Governance, and Peace.
Hezbollah’s Hybrid Model in Lebanon Allows It to Operate Within or Behind Formal State Institutions
The ‘Popular Army,’ Led by One Ashraf Al-Mansi, Is Notable for Its Presence in the Northern Part of the Strip
Antisemitic Textbooks Assert the Bible is Distorted and Paint ‘Paul the Jew’ As the Corruptor of Christianity
For Decades, the International Community Remained Stubbornly Wedded to a ‘Top-Down’ Fantasy
Reconstruction Talk That Races Ahead of Security Realities Risks Freezing Conflict Rather than Resolving It
When a Centralized Ideological Regime Collapses, the Vacuum Is Never Filled by a Committee of Bureaucrats
Israeli Forces Claim There Are Violations ‘Every Day’
For Nearly Eight Decades, the International Community Has Coddled a Unique and Dangerous Fiction: The Perpetual Palestinian Arab Refugee
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