Armenians

How a Jewish Novelist’s Account of Armenian Courage Inspired Jews to Fight the Nazis

The Forty Days of Musa Dagh.

Matt Lebovic
April 27 2021 12:01AM

Setting the Record Straight on Armenia, Azerbaijan, and the Jews

Against a simplistic narrative.

Reuven Amitai
March 15 2021 12:01AM

Economic Empowerment Might Be the Key to Helping Middle East Christians

Beyond bullets and band-aids.

Robert Nicholson
Dec. 1 2020 12:01AM

Russia Gained from the Caucasus Conflict, but Now Faces an Emboldened Turkey

Vladimir Putin proves himself to be the regional power broker.

Amir Taheri
Nov. 23 2020 12:01AM

What the Azerbaijan-Armenia Conflict Might Mean for Israel, Iran, and the Middle East

Bad for Jerusalem, worse for Tehran?

Harold Rhode
Oct. 5 2020 12:01AM

Why the Conflict in the Caucasus Matters to Israel

Azerbaijan is an important ally against Iran.

Emil Avdaliani
Sept. 11 2020 12:01AM

Russia and Iran Might Be Behind the Flare-Up in the Caucasus

What it means for Israel.

Irina Tsukerman
Aug. 26 2020 12:01AM

To the Arab World, Jewish Sovereignty Is a Rebellion against Islam Itself

Seeing the Israel-Palestinian conflict in broader context.

Shmuel Trigano
Oct. 7 2019 12:01AM

A Novel about the Armenian Genocide that Inspired Jews in Hitler’s Europe—and in Mandatory Palestine

Franz Werfel’s The Forty Days of Musa Dagh.

Stefan Ihrig
April 20 2016 12:01AM

Hitler’s Turkish Role Model

Mustafa Kemal Atatürk.

William O’Connor
March 10 2015 12:01AM