Middle East
While threatening to invade Israel.
Washington needs to see the region as part of a global picture.
The fixations of the liberal foreign-policy establishment.
The legend of Badr.
They are more concerned about domestic pressure than about the Palestinians.
Of all the actors that have taken the world stage since October 7, the Houthis are surely the most surprising. Where did they come from and what do they want?
A new, systematic approach.
Businesses in Turkey, millions of dollars of real estate in the UAE, and now an outpost in Spain.
A Hamas victory will inspire Islamists everywhere.
The U.S. is back in the Middle East, and Beijing isn’t happy.
Three catastrophes, all marked by euphoria at the start and denial at the end, have shaped the Palestinian predicament. Has the fourth arrived, and is the same dynamic playing out?
Earlier this year, the two nations were on the verge of repairing a broken alliance. Is that possibility still alive?
Nixon and Kissinger understood Israeli military power to be an asset to America, not a liability, and they formulated a strategy designed to exploit that power.
Watch or read a discussion about the perennial power of the Nakba with Hussein Aboubakr and Ghaith al-Omari.