Are Hamas’s Days in Gaza Numbered?
Recent unrest suggests Gazans are ready to eject Hamas.
Why Is the Islamic World Suddenly Anti-Sweden?
And where will its pushes lead Europe?
Bibi Did It
The Knesset passed the first bill in Benjamin Netanyahu’s judicial reform program.
Jerusalem: About to Explode Like Fireworks
The most unsettling final exams I’ve ever been a part of.
The Wagner Coup’s Implications for Africa
Could a power vacuum in Africa soon form? Who would fill it?
Israel’s Peace Dichotomy
Jews, Arabs and the paradox of peace in the Holy Land
The Ottoman Empire Strikes Back
Turks gave their voice this May—and they voted for a sultan.
Iran Has Israel Surrounded
Why Israel’s terror problem isn’t going away—and where it is leading.
Iranian Politician: U.S. and Iran Want an ‘Unwritten’ Nuclear Deal
If confirmed, the new nuclear deal is worse than we could have imagined.
How Involved Is Mossad in the Ukraine War?
Is Israel revealing its intelligence cards to the wrong partner?
The American-Led Order in the Middle East Is Dying
America loses another ally—but why?
Europe’s Most Wanted: Lebanon’s Central Bank Chief?
How will Lebanon’s economic crisis end?
When Jihadis Collide: Iran and the Taliban Exchange Gunfire
Will war break out between Iran and Afghanistan?
A European Happy Birthday for Israel
A new chapter is opening in Israel-EU relations. But will it be a romance or a horror story?
Syria Readmitted to the Arab League
Bashar Assad may be here to stay.
United Nations Affronts Israel on Its Memorial Day
Global anti-Semitism is taking off its mask.
Riddles in Riyadh
Saudi Arabia is up to something. The question is, what?
