Libya
The Diarna project.
A spectacular failure.
How long before the "strong" Arab states of the Middle East follow Syria, Iraq, and Libya into chaos?
We don't need overhyped claims about the collapse of Sykes-Picot to see that Israel has more than enough bad options to grapple with.
The persecution of Christians across the Islamic world, vividly exemplified by the August attacks on Egyptian Copts by the Muslim Brotherhood, is reaching pandemic proportions.
For as long as the Middle East both controls global oil supplies and incubates international terrorism, the United States cannot wholly leave—no matter how hard it tries.
Survivors of the Holocaust in Europe waited two decades before their stories could be heard in Israel. Holocaust survivors from North Africa have been waiting much longer.
The 1950s saw a population-and-asset exchange between Israel and its neighbors that was tacitly recognized by Arab leaders at the time—but is conveniently ignored today.
Human Rights Watch has been allowed to lambaste Israel with impunity while actively defending police states and tyrannical despots.