Removing Mahmoud Abbas Won’t Bring Peace
The problem lies in the Palestinian national movement itself.
May 8, 2018
Why Russia Recognizes Hamas, and Other Contradictions of Its Israel Policy
Moscow and Jerusalem from Stalin to Putin.
Surveying the entire history of the Jewish state’s relations with the Soviet Union and then Russia from 1948 to the present, Micky Aharonson investigates some of its many paradoxes. Most recently and notably, these include the two countries’ close military contacts and maintenance of at least a façade of friendship despite the fact that their strategic interests in Syria are diametrically opposed. Also, there is Moscow’s persistently expressed opposition to Sunni Muslim terrorist groups coupled with its diplomatic recognition of Hamas’s Sunni terrorist regime in Gaza:
May 8, 2018
Iran’s Currency Crisis Is an Opportunity for the U.S.
An alliance between rich and poor could overthrow the regime.
Why Russia Recognizes Hamas, and Other Contradictions of Its Israel Policy
Moscow and Jerusalem from Stalin to Putin.
What King Solomon Could Teach British Courts about the Case of Alfie Evans
Who has a child’s best interests at heart?
A Massive Ancient House Could Shed Light on the Judean Polity in the Time of David and Solomon
Evidence of a sophisticated government?