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Policymakers Cannot Pretend Religion Does Not Exist or That Bigots and Supremacists Do Not Deliberately Target Christian Minorities
It Would Shatter the Stigma the ICC Wishes to Attach to Netanyahu and Encourage Smaller Countries to Follow Suit
Getting the Right People Is About Finding the Right Balance of Experience, Instincts, and Temperament
What Is Certain in This Era of Uncertainty Is That U.S.-Cyprus Ties Will Not Only Remain Strong but Will Also Strengthen
U.S. Apologia and Denial About Turkey’s Terrorist Ties Mirror the Pre-9/11 Blindness to Saudi Terrorism Ties
For the Islamic State, It Does Not Matter Whether a Republican or Democrat Wins the Elections, Because America Is a Democracy and Remains a ‘Crusader’ State Waging War on Islam.
Returning U.S. President Took Harsh Measures Against the Hague Court in 2020; Biden Reversed Them
Prime Minister Got the Outcome He Wanted in the US Elections
A Weaker U.S. May Compel Allies to Increase Strength
If Freedom, Liberation, and Justice Matter, Somaliland Would Be a Much Better Case to Embrace
After Iran’s Second Strong Strike on Israel, Jerusalem’s Response, the Fate of Hezbollah, and Preserving Iran’s Oil Exports Will Determine Tehran’s Strategy
Israel Must Fight to Regain the North, Regardless of What the Biden Administration Says, Does, or Pressures Israel to Do.
A Joint Podcast Series by the Middle East Forum and the American Jewish University
Biden Might as Well Just Give the F-35s to Russia and China and Skip the Middleman
He Should Use the Baku U.N. Climate Change Conference to Press for Armenian Human Rights
The episode does not alter the essential elements of the picture regarding Israel’s ongoing confrontation with Hezbollah on its northern border.