Arab women want male guardianship
Britain has called for the abolition of the Saudi system of male guardianship for women, but have the women themselves been asked what they want?
Experts Opinion
Distancing Israeli Arab moderates instead of drawing them closer
This Islamic State madness has gone on long enough
An obsession with Israel that even trumps national self-interest
Why Tunisia?
Tunisia, has become the antithesis of everything that IS stands for, and thus a prime target.
A nuclear deal with Iran – would it stick?
As the 31 March deadline for a framework agreement between the P5+1 and Iran is fast approaching, US Congressional disagreements over executive orders continue to stir.
When words matter and when they don't
While words have the power to move people, anything uttered by an Israeli politician in the days leading up to an Election Day should probably be dismissed as good old-fashioned electioneering.
Countering Iran and IS – Muslims take action
“The only stakeholder that seems not to realize the danger of the situation is President Obama.”
Left Versus Right
Outside the settlements, what today is called the right is actually left.
The sad decline of a formerly principled politician
A man I once admired has begun subordinating vital security interests to the needs of partisan politics.
Should Isaac Herzog become prime minister...
It is sad, but the Israeli public is up for a great disappointment following a potential election victory by the left.
The state of the settlements
Replacing Benjamin Netanyahu as prime minister is an existential Israeli imperative.
Putin’s Middle Eastern empire
Putin’s support of Assad’s Syria has inevitably drawn him closer to Iran, its devoted ally.
Shifting the tenor of America’s debate on Iran
That was Netanyahu’s goal in addressing Congress. And so far, he’s been surprisingly successful.
