In Pursuing Peace with Saudi Arabia, Israel Must Demand Reciprocity and Keep the Palestinian Question off the Table
Keep cool, boy.
November 22, 2017
Bin Laden’s Prescient View of Islamic State’s Weaknesses
What the Abbottabad documents reveal.
Al-Qaeda’s Iraqi branch renamed itself Islamic State in Iraq (ISI) and began distancing itself from its parent organization in 2006. It severed ties completely in 2014, when it declared a caliphate, violating orders from Osama bin Laden and his successors. Thanks to the CIA’s release of the trove of captured documents from bin Laden’s Pakistan redoubt, the relationship between the two terrorist groups, and bin Laden’s insights into the rival group’s vulnerabilities, have become clearer. Thomas Joscelyn writes:
November 22, 2017
Ignoring the Professionals, the Trump Administration Puts Overdue Pressure on Iran and North Korea
A triumph for the outsiders.
Bin Laden’s Prescient View of Islamic State’s Weaknesses
What the Abbottabad documents reveal.
The Jewish Art Critic in Renoir’s “Luncheon of the Boating Party”
Was the Impressionist an anti-Semite?