Palestinian Statehood Revisited
The mother of Amer Abu Aysha, one of the accused kidnapper/murderers of the Israeli teens, told Israel’s Channel 10 news:
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Foreign Policy
Speaking Truth to Power – The Ya’alon Controversy
Former Defense Secretary Robert M. Gates and current Israeli Defense Minister Moshe Ya’alon have much in common in terms of
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Unraveling the Middle East’s Zero-Sum Cultural Mindset
The Arab and Islamic worlds have been seething in anger and humiliation from the moment of Israel’s rebirth. They have
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The Turkish Betrayal – Global Implications
On October 16th, Washington Post columnist David Ignatius reported that in 2012, Turkey, a NATO member, gave Iranian intelligence the
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When Fantasies Become Policies
In July 2013, Israel’s Ministry of Justice disclosed the names of Palestinian terrorists who will be released over the next
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Jonathan Pollard – The Case for Commutation of Sentence
During the course of President Obama’s recent interview with Israel’s Channel 2 on March 21st, in response to whether he
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America’s Middle East Delusions
When Samuel Huntington wrote his 1996 book The Clash of Civilizations and the Remaking of World Order, many in the
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Europe’s Hezbollah Dilemma
The long-awaited results of the Bulgarian investigation into the Burgas terrorist bombing last July 18th has placed enormous pressure on
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A Bridge too Far – The End of Oslo
The Palestinians have spent the last twenty years converting a strong Israeli majority in favor of the peace process into
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A Leap of Faith: Analysis of the Israeli-Hamas Ceasefire Agreement
Israeli Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu, Defense Minister Ehud Barak and Foreign Minister Avigdor Lieberman marked the Egyptian-brokered ceasefire with Gaza
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