Islamism
“Historians will view this period as a relative calm before a storm.”
Threatened by Islamist violence on the one hand and an increasingly radical secularism on the other, the largest group of Jews in Europe is caught in a predicament. Is there a way out?
Has the real Mansour Abbas stepped forward?
Only Palestinians and Westerners haven’t been disillusioned.
A lesson from southeast Asia.
The recent coup didn’t kill democracy—just acknowledged its death.
The long march through progressive institutions.
A rejection of theocratic totalitarianism?
And the Chinese connection.
So long as Qatari support for radical Islam continues, the underlying problem remains unsolved.
Religious conservatism isn’t a national-security issue, but Hamas and Hizballah are.
The powers at the center of the Muslim world are refusing to tolerate radical Islamism, and a spirit of repair and renewal is at hand. Will it catch on?
A beheading puts matters in stark relief.
The anti-Israel cause is losing its power over the Arab world.
