Doha is paying for harboring terrorists; Ankara could be next
The Israeli strike in Doha serves as a wake up call: states that host terrorists and open their gates to ...
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What is really happening between Israel and Egypt?
Beneath the headlines and public statements, both Israel and Egypt understand their real shared interest. The Egyptian military is indeed ...
Charlie Kirk was a modern gladiator in a world where the pen replaces the sword
Charlie Kirk did not want to take anyone’s head off, but to put their heads in order by appealing to ...
Their world continues in its murderous ways
Amid the terrorist attack in Jerusalem, there were points of light in the form of two ultra-Orthodox men who drew ...
Refuse a deal with Hamas at any cost
In a country at war, when soldiers and citizens are falling every day, street protests are counterproductive and unacceptable.
Arab states are fed up with Palestinian extremism
Five years after the Abraham Accords, the Middle East is not entirely new, but it has undeniably changed. Hamas tried ...
Thou doth protest too much
Demonstration free-for-all threatens civil sanity and national unity in Israel.
The Global Governance Initiative is well-timed
Enhancing global governance is a long-term endeavor that requires both visionary principles and sustained, concrete action. China stands ready to ...
Turkey and Libya's imaginary border targets Israel and Egypt
Erdogan is mapping out continuous control from the Mediterranean to Bab al-Mandab, aiming to dominate shipping routes and regional strategy. ...
Turkey-Israel: Diplomatic relations in turmoil
Economic pressures and strategic realities may drive Ankara toward reconciliation, but Israel must demand concrete diplomatic guarantees before any normalization.