A mad dash to keep up with domestic pressures and explosions in the Middle East. Is this any way to run a foreign policy?
Tag: Benjamin Netanyahu
Israel’s Failed Strategies
Benjamin Netanyahu is once again showing the limits of “forceful deterrence”—and the corrosive, tragic impact of an occupation with no end in sight.
Nationalism Is Ascendant Around the Globe. Biden Just Defeated Its Biggest Leader.
He underperformed polls. But compared to what’s happened in other countries, the Democrat’s victory is a remarkable achievement.
Netanyahu Wants to Annex the West Bank. Will Joe Biden Stop Him?
The Democratic nominee needs to be clear: the move would come with real consequences if he’s elected.
Trump Isn’t the Only Would-Be Dictator in Trouble
The leaders of the U.S., Israel, and Great Britain are all facing accountability for their abuse of power.
Benjamin Netanyahu May Have Lost Power—and Soon His Freedom
It appears that Israel will form a government that doesn’t include Bibi, ushering a new era in the nation’s politics.
Could Saudi Arabia and Israel Draw the U.S. Into a Regional War?
Trump has tied himself so closely to certain Mideast leaders, their struggles have become America’s struggles.
Trump Tries to Extinguish the Fire He Started With Iran
The president is attempting to buy Tehran’s reentry into an agreement he referred to as a ‘disaster.’
The Worst Friend Israel Ever Had
How Trump is advancing the anti-Israel agenda—and how Netanyahu is helping him.
An Alternative Approach Toward Mideast Peace
Here’s a compromise between Israelis and Palestinians that could possibly save the two-state solution.
