Israeli-Palestinian Conflict
Why they serve Palestinian interests as well as those of their signatories.
How generations of Arab thinkers and leaders tried to turn the humiliation of their losses to Israel into a springboard to launch their nations into an enchanted new age.
1936, annus horribilis.
By Ruling against Israel, the International Court of Justice Will Undermine International Law Itself
The UN has contrived a prejudicial case.
A strategic blunder that brought repression to Palestinians and violence to Israelis.
A 75-year diplomatic boycott has gotten them nothing; continuing is unlikely to help.
The PLO has repeatedly flouted its commitments, without facing consequences.
Beijing and Jerusalem won’t be friends. But it’s better not to be foes either.
Jordan and Egypt can put some pressure on Mahmoud Abbas.
The absence of civilian casualties is unparalleled in modern urban combat.
Understanding the West Bank’s most solvable problems.
“There is no Jewish law, commandment, or custom to justify such behavior.”
There is no “one-state reality.”
Not just blaming the Jewish state, but attempting to delegitimize it.