New developments in Iran's ballistic missile program
Iran's rapid development of missile expertise has raised concerns in Washington and among its allies about Tehran's intentions. Despite international censure, the...
Analysis
Walking a fine line between the Bedouin and the Palestinians
The events of the Arab Spring, which have kept the Middle East off-kilter for nearly 10 years now, skipped over...
Blue and White talks a lot and says nothing
Riding a wave of popularity and enjoying an extraordinary embrace from the media, senior Blue and White party officials are...
How will the attorney general's decision affect the election?
After Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's defense and the opposition's attack, one question remains in politics: to what extent will Attorney...
Abbas proves once again he is not a partner for peace
The Palestinians are hoping to keep the U.S. from presenting its Middle East peace plan. To this end, Palestinian Authority...
Iran's Islamic Revolution inspired, divided militants
Inspired in part by Iran's Islamic Revolution, a young Egyptian army lieutenant emptied his machine gun into President Anwar Sadat...
Building on Syria war gains, Hezbollah scores political win
The most significant portfolio under Hezbollah control is the Health Ministry, the first time Hezbollah has controlled a ministry with a large budget, though the Shiite doctor it picked for the job is not a party member.
A revolution on hold
The establishment of the Islamic Republic exactly 40 years ago was a revolutionary success and a resounding intelligence failure. Western...
Gantz finally speaks, but doesn't say much
Israel Resilience party leader Benny Gantz broke his long silence on political issues for the first time on Tuesday night,...
The shutdown is over – will the games ever end?
On a domestic flight in the U.S. on Saturday, I could feel the relief of the security staff at the...