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
Sharing the good news about Israel
Overseas Jews are hungry to hear it. And if we don’t tell them, who will?
Libya and the anti-Islamist struggle
Since taking control in Tripoli the self-appointed Libya Dawn government has torched the homes of dozens of rival politicians and cracked down on critical media.
Will Islamabad crush Islamists?
The militant Islamist threat has over the years become too dangerous to be overlooked.
Surviving amid chaos: Israel's most dangerous game
Neither the United States nor the United Nations will save Israel, the first, for lack of capacity, the second, for lack of good will.
The non-Arab Middle East: Iran, Turkey and Israel
In addition to the numerous non-Arab minorities that inhabit the region, three major non-Arab states straddle it – Iran, Turkey and Israel.
Campaign jockeying reveals growing cracks in haredi walls
For a Shas politico to consider teaming up with religious Zionists would have been inconceivable not long ago.
Turkey and the Islamic State
From the point of view of the West, Turkey’s antagonism towards Syria’s President Bashar Assad outweighs any opposition it may have to IS.
Abandoning the diplomatic battlefield to our enemies
Israel spends much less than the PA on its foreign service, then wonders why it’s losing the PR war.
Ignoring strategic reality
Unforeseen dangers of a Palestinian state.
Indo-US ties : All eyes on Obama
Given the nature of the growing Indian economy and its futuristic profile, New Delhi today needs nuclear power on a very large scale.
