Israeli Arabs, it’s time to play the political game till the end
Every right-wing claim across the spectrum against the Arab Joint List is fundamentally a lie.…
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Lebanon crisis: the Maronite church is at odds with the state
Beirut bishop’s terse exchange with the country’s Maronite president echoes the Christian community’s unhappiness with…
The Bold and the Free: Waging Media War in Arabic
Given the alarming trends in the Middle East, America should fashion agile media platforms that…
Are Turkish Cypriots Done with Ankara?
For the Turks, Turkey is the homeland and Cyprus is the “baby homeland.” In January…
There could be trouble brewing for Israel in Syria
Analysis: Putin is tolerating Israeli military action across its northern border for now, but if…
Airstrikes destroy IRGC Quds Force HQ, warehouse at Damascus airport
Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps sites at Damascus International Airport were heavily damaged due to airstrikes.…
Fugitive Iranian judoka, Israel’s Muki meet at last
Long-awaited meeting takes place after athletes foster warm online friendly relations, exchanging messages of praise…
Pope Francis Rejects Proposal to Allow Married Priests in Remote Areas
A prayer ceremony led by a missionary at a church in Santa Rosa, Brazil. In…
Ankara slams Turkish Cypriot leader for remarks, Akıncı backs his words
Senior Turkish officials on Feb. 8 condemned the remarks by Mustafa Akıncı, the leader of Turkish Cyprus in…
Interview: Trump’s nuclear insecurities and other secrets from the author of “The Bomb”
By Dawn Stover In this interview, Bulletin contributing editor Dawn Stover speaks with Fred Kaplan about his just-published…
A France Without Jews Is No Longer Unthinkable
Anti-Semitism Puts Pressure on a Community and a Cherished Idea On January 11, 2015, thousands…
Thoughts about the “Deal of the Century”
The Palestinian side has rejected the US president’s peace plan. Palestinian leader Mahmoud Abbas said that the…
What to expect from a new Lebanese government: “Anti-corruption” as witch hunt
Beyond the imploding Lebanese economy, Lebanon’s incoming pro-Syria, pro-Hezbollah government has a problem. President Michel…
Hezbollah will find the urgent Lebanese priorities are clashing with its regional loyalties
If the party opts for repression to silence the domestic scene, it might cause a…
Home, Alone
Lebanon’s Sa‘d al-Hariri is facing a growing credibility problem that may prove to be fatal…
Does Soleimani’s Death Matter? Findings from a 2019 Workshop
Last year’s Washington Institute forum on post-Soleimani succession suggested that the IRGC would lose a…
The Dangers Posed by the Killing of Qassem Suleimani
The killing of Qassem Suleimani, the Iranian commander targeted by an American strike Thursday night,…
Iran’s Supreme Leader Responds to Soleimani’s Death
Khamenei and other regime officials have been quick to swear revenge, but for now they…
Fear the Reaper: Silent, Sinister MQ-9 Flight Gives Public a Glimpse at Emerging Capabilities.
Rare Public MQ-9 RPA Fly-By At Nellis Air Force Base During Latest Airshow. Tom…
How did US drones find and target Qassem Soleimani in the first place?
An MQ-9 Reaper remotely piloted drone aircraft over Creech Air Force Base. (U.S. Air Force/Senior…
Taking Arab Society From Darkness to Light
As long as the Arab world keeps women down, it will not progress… To grasp…
End of the party: why Lebanon’s debt crisis has left it vulnerable
Once known for its resilience, the country’s fragile financial system has triggered angry protests …
Carlos Ghosn arrives in Beirut after house arrest in Japan
Nissan-Renault chairman accused of financial misconduct lands in his parents’ native Lebanon Chloe Cornish…
A symptom of fragile anti-US alliances: Russia accuses China of technology theft
Chinese Russian military and geopolitical cooperation is flourishing – for now. If, however, the weapons…
CHP leader criticizes Turkey’s Libya policy
Serkan Demirtaş – ANKARA Main opposition Republican People’s Party (CHP) leader Kemal Kılıçdaroğlu has strongly criticized the…
The United States Can Offer the People of Lebanon and Iraq Something Tehran Can’t
Congress should offer conditional aid that forces Beirut and Baghdad to respond to their citizens’…
Israel’s next underground war
Israel and the US have become experts in tunnel warfare, but their conclusions are different.…
Gazan Christians on Christmas: Escape from watchful eye of radical Muslims
“Every year I pray they will give me a permit so I can celebrate Christmas…
Ayatollah’s Son Has Access To Damning Tape Revealing ‘Islamic Republic’s Biggest Crime’
Combo picture of dozens of victims of Iran’s mass executions on 1988. The son of…
The Fuel of a Revolution
Faced with crippling international sanctions, revenue shortfalls and budget deficits, the Islamic regime in Iran…
Time Is Running Out
In an interview, former minister Nasser al-Saidi explains why Lebanon’s financial revival will be a…
Lebanese man who gave Nazi items to Israel: Antisemitism out in the open
Abdallah Chatila and World Chairman of Keren Hayesod Sam Grundwerg Abdallah Chatila, who bought €600,000…
What a Month Can Mean
Kuwait’s cyclical crisis are a sign of how the political system replicates itself, with little…
Russian spies used French Alps as ‘base camp’ for hits on Britain and other countries
Fifteen Russian spies, including those accused of the Salisbury nerve agent attack, used the French…
A microcosm of Iran’s domestic problems, port city bears brunt of crackdown
The Iranian port city of Bandar-e-Mahshahr has emerged as the scene of some of the worst…
Hezbollah Has Trapped Itself
By trying to preserve a corrupt political order, the pro-Iranian party is now identified with…
What happened after an explosion at a Russian disease research lab called VECTOR?
The Russian VECTOR research center maintains one of just two repositories of smallpox-causing virus in…
Oil trader IMMS sues Lebanon’s BankMed for $1 billion: court filing
LONDON (Reuters) – Oil trader IMMS has taken Lebanese bank BankMed to court in the…
Lebanon: Anatomy of a Currency Crisis
Outline Executive Summary The road to the fall of the Lira Causes Consequences Containing the…
TESTIMONY: What’s next for Lebanon? Examining the implications of current protests
Download the full testimony Editor’s Note: Jeffrey Feltman testifies before the House Subcommittee on…
The Former Queen Of Iran Dismisses Khamenei’s Accusation Of Inciting Protests
In an exclusive interview with Radio Farda, the former queen of Iran, Farah Pahlavi has…
Above 100 banks, shops plundered in recent unrest: report
TEHRAN, Nov. 17 (MNA) – According to the made estimations by an Iranian security organization,…
As Protests Spread In Iran, Clashes Reported With Security Forces
Large protests rocked major Iranian cities Friday and continued Saturday, with clashes reported between protesters…
Maybe Netanyahu Is Just Sick of It All
In a new election Netanyahu would be fighting for his life. He would go for…
Protests in Lebanon Are Entering Their Sixth Day. See How the Extraordinary Revolt Is Unfolding
BEIRUT High, cement blast walls surrounding the United Nations offices in central Beirut are covered…
A red carpet roll-out in Riyadh for a Russian leader
Putin never goes on state visits unless major things are happening. This week has…
Plugging the Saudi Air Defense Gap
The kingdom already has much of the equipment needed to intercept Iranian air attacks, but…
Iran’s Push for ‘Regime Change’ in Saudi Arabia and Washington
Emboldened by their success in attacking Gulf and U.S. interests with relative impunity, Iranian leaders…
Bolton unloads on Trump’s foreign policy behind closed doors
By DANIEL LIPPMAN John Bolton, President Donald Trump’s fired national security adviser, harshly criticized Trump’s foreign…
The U.S.-Taliban Negotiations: A Deadly Qatari Trap
What is happening in Afghanistan is already beyond grief. The United States is negotiating with…