One year after the signing of the Abraham Accords, it’s clear that the Palestinian issue isn’t going away—no matter how much Trump and Netanyahu wanted it to.
Israel
Blinken’s Mideast Mission Underscores Egypt’s Vital Role
The secretary of state’s Cairo summit is a reminder of how Jimmy Carter’s courage and Egyptian peace with Israel changed the world.
Israel, Gaza, and the Biden Doctrine
A mad dash to keep up with domestic pressures and explosions in the Middle East. Is this any way to run a foreign policy?
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.
The Man of Mystery Hustling Myanmar
The make-believe Israeli spy Ari Ben-Menashe turns up again—like a bad penny.
Sheldon Adelson is Buying the U.S. Ambassador’s Residence in Israel
The White House hopes the move will help make the embassy’s relocation to Jerusalem irreversible.
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.
Pompeo Aligns U.S. Foreign Policy With Christian Zionists
They believe that events in the Middle East align with Biblical prophecy about the end times.
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.

