The Palestinian leadership is providing raw fuel for hatred
By encouraging vitriol against Bahrain and the UAE, Ramallah and Gaza are making it much less likely they will see ...
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Hell hath no fury like peaceniks who get upstaged
Though it's hard to keep track of their disparate gripes, their response to the Abraham Accords makes it easy to ...
The Abraham Accords and a changing Middle East
It’s the end. The Middle East has lived with myths and legends. But pan-Arabism, tribal and sectarian tensions, corruption, violence ...
Systemic anti-Semitism on our nation's college campuses
For decades now, behind the ivory-covered towers of our universities, bias has reared its head against Israel and the United ...
The forgotten American victims of Palestinian terror
Where are the memorial rallies and candle-lit vigils? Where are the demands to bring the killers to justice? Where are ...
Stabilizing forces in the region are growing stronger
The peace deals between Israel, the United Arab Emirates and Bahrain mark the completion of an existing process by which ...
Peace with the Palestinians will come without us noticing
The historic deal with the United Arab Emirates and Bahrain has dealt a blow to the Israeli "peace camp," which ...
The president who changed the face of the Middle East
Will Donald Trump get the credit he deserves for engineering a wide-ranging process that will benefit the American people as ...
In praise of the quiet peacemakers
Today will be glorious, historic – a day of high rhetoric, large personalities and splashy headlines. But the road to ...
The cultural genius of the Abraham Accords
To restore and maintain “mu-wazana,” (“balance”), the rest of the Gulf States – and other Arab countries – will wish ...