America abandoning the Syrian Kurds is just icing on the cake of Trump’s Middle East non-strategy.
It’s common knowledge that Bibi dislikes Iran — but that doesn’t mean he wants the US to go to war with it.
The rise of ultra-nationalism has significantly damaged the strategic triangle between Israel, the U.S., and American Jewry.
Recent developments point to a possible plan to create a Palestinian Islamist mini-state in the Gaza Strip. Here’s why that won’t work.
If Israel doesn’t start thinking strategically outside-the-box about Gaza and Hamas, next time around we’ll have a worse disaster on our doorstep.
The Israeli security community is fully justified in taking Iran’s threats and its capabilities seriously.
Will this drama spin out of the control of Israel, Hamas or both? What is certain is that Gaza’s humanitarian crisis will continue and deepen.
Even before Saturday’s fighting, Israel’s security establishment was convinced that the country was heading for a major war.
If the Palestinians respond by cutting peace process discussions, they are to blame, not Trump.
A prospective lone-wolf jihadist attacker in Israel or the U.S. smart enough to maintain a very low ideological profile has a chance to do damage.