Israeli-Palestinian Conflict
Why is this territorial conflict different from all other territorial conflicts?
By the logic of Israel’s critics, Nazi Germany was the victim in World War II and the U.S. the unlawful aggressor.
Anti-Semitism in the service of anti-Americanism.
To give Gazans a stake in their economic development, Israel could encircle Gaza with economic opportunities just beyond its borders—and thus just outside the terrorists’ control.
There are four possibilities for the Gaza Strip’s future, from continued decline to Egypt stepping in. Which is most likely?
An open letter urges the media not to let the facts get in the way.
There are plenty of nice plans for Gaza, but none that will change the core truth: Hamas will continue to seek Israel’s destruction, and Israel will continue to defend itself.
As long as Gaza is a problem for Israel, Egypt can play an important role as a mediator, prove its usefulness as an ally to the U.S., and avoid its slide into irrelevance.
Palestinians deserve a chance to elect a decent government without corruption or terror. Political reform can make Gaza better, and Israel more secure. Here’s how it could happen.
The fourth conflict in the last twelve years between Israel and Gaza looks remarkably like the first. What happened?
Dispelling some myths about the recent developments in Israeli politics.
No number of corrections can fix it.
Distant Jews have become an embodiment of the American evil, racial oppression.
Mahmoud Abbas can’t lead Palestinians anywhere.
