Why the Arab states fail
The explanation is neither the evils of Islam nor the evils of colonialism, but rather deep-seated cultural and societal problems ...
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The shattered cedars of Lebanon
A Lebanon fully controlled or just simply more beholden to Iran is a scenario for which Israel will need to ...
Public trust is key to battle COVID
If the government wants to curb the current coronavirus outbreak, it must first regain the public's trust.
Bennett is trying to fill shoes that are too big for him
As he sits the glass box of the Prime Minister's Office, PM Bennett is the only one who is aware ...
Helping Lebanon for our own sake
If a civil war breaks out in Lebanon, Iran will use Hezbollah, its proxy, to usurp control of the country.
The Al-Kiyan affair shows Iran isn't stopping for a second
The Bedouin Israeli businessman arrested for spying for Iran was a small fish, but shows that the Iranians are here, ...
The government's diplomatic collapse
The most alarming aspect of Bennett’s secret meeting with Abdullah is the regional context in which it took place.
Bennett's diplomatic canary in the coal mine
The new government's approach to Jordan is the beginning of the unraveling of Netanyahu's historic diplomatic achievement.
When the ayatollah regime learns the limits of power
The regime is facing an assortment of problems, from frequent power cuts, crippling cyberattacks and mysterious explosions, to a still-raging ...
Where is the ideologically driven opposition?
Is the opposition trying to topple the coalition based on political principles or petty politics?