Saudi-Israeli integration is more possible than ever - opinion
since Mohammed bin Salman became Crown Prince in 2017, important reforms have reshaped key elements of Saudi Arabia.
The battle over UNESCO - opinion
Washington owes the UN some $619 million in past dues because it did not pay what it owed UNESCO. It appears that now the administration will make good on this debt.
'Haaretz' columnist is a strange opponent to Israeli-Saudi peace - opinion
In the past, the author was well known for writing highly controversial pieces attacking the ideas of the Israeli mainstream. Peace with Saudi Arabia is one of his new targets.
Kissinger: Now is the time for Ukraine to join NATO
Kissinger did not want to see the West taking steps that might be interpreted as the beginning of Russia’s being dismantled.
One state or two: What will Israel's future look like?
One reason Israelis have been reluctant to embrace the one-state model is because of the debate over Israel’s future borders.
Israel-Jordan tensions: Smotrich threatens Israel's vital interests - opinion
The prospects of a Jordanian-Israeli diplomatic crisis could not come at a worse time. These relations need to be solidified, not weakened.
Iran is positioning itself to gain nuclear weapons - opinion
The IAEA has been re-granted permission to watch some of Iran's facilities, but Iran has broken nuclear agreements before.
Is China exhibiting hostile intentions towards its neighbors? - opinion
On the one hand, there has been the view that China can be brought around and become a diplomatic partner of Washington.
Ukraine-Russia War marks the return of the tank - opinion
Tanks are being perceived as the weapon needed to produce a decisive outcome, which partially explains the preoccupation on both sides with procuring them.
The Israeli-Palestinian fight for Jerusalem's history continues - opinion
What is going on here is not so much a battle over Jerusalem’s history as much as a battle over historical narratives.
