What the U.S. Retreat from the Middle East Means for Israel
The good, the bad, and the irresponsible.
August 2, 2016
What the U.S. Retreat from the Middle East Means for Israel
The good, the bad, and the irresponsible.
Over the past eight years, America has been steadily disengaging from the Middle East. Among the results, writes Efraim Inbar, are Iranian regional ascendancy, the likelihood of further nuclear proliferation, the rise of Islamic State, an emboldened Russia, and bloody chaos in Iraq, Syria, Yemen, and elsewhere. And then there are the consequences for Israel:
August 2, 2016
The State Department is “Deeply Concerned” about Israel’s Behavior. It Needn’t Be
Who is the intended audience for this attack?
The Case for U.S. Strikes on Hizballah
Hastening a political settlement without provoking a war with Russia.
Putting the Third Reich on the Couch
Psychological attempts fall flat.
The Anniversary of a Fourth-Century Pogrom
In what’s now the capital of Islamic State.