Middle East
It acknowledges that the Israel-Palestinian conflict is not “the prime irritant preventing peace and prosperity” in the Middle East.
Tehran emerged as the winner of the Arab Spring.
Protests, violence, and rioting are generally staged or permitted by Arab governments to blackmail the U.S.
Populism, Saudi-style.
In his new book, a veteran foreign-policy official and analyst provides a riveting 40-year history of the idea that human rights should be more than two nice-sounding words.
Years of Western enabling have emboldened Putin.
Its track record is unimpressive.
A regional perspective on this summer’s Temple Mount crisis.
Wiping the slate clean.
A strategy perfected by Hizballah and Islamic Jihad.
What should America do next?
How American leaders in World War II picked up deliberately anti-Semitic policies from their Vichy French partners in North Africa.
In declining to restore the rights of North African Jews in the wake of their 1942 invasion, did the Allies act with “deceit and duplicity,” or were their reasons defensible?
Is Trump following in Obama’s footsteps?
