- The Abraham Accords, once touted as a breakthrough, have quietly moved, in Saudi political conversation, into the deep freeze. In September 1967, the Arab League, at its summit in Khartoum, delivered the famous three "no's": no peace with Israel, no
- Yet, supposing that such a scheme does take shape and is implemented, who could guarantee that either Iran or a future US administration would abide by it? If, according to the Arab proverb, seeking knowledge would warrant travelling even to China, the
- Any agreement that would allow Iran a multi-year "moratorium" towards enriching uranium again would erase everything that President Donald J. Trump has so brilliantly and historically accomplished. Any "moratorium" is essentially no different from the
- The so-called "Global Alliance for the implementation of the Two-State Solution" — co-chaired by the EU, Saudi Arabia, and Norway, with active European partners including the increasingly Israel-critical Netherlands, and openly Israel-hostile states
- Expecting Hamas to disarm voluntarily is like expecting ISIS or Al-Qaeda to renounce jihad (holy war) and become peaceful political movements. [D]espite these repeated rejections, the "Board of Peace" continues its embarrassing efforts to negotiate with
- It is time to think about the unthinkable. For the sake of argument, let us consider a world where Donald J. Trump did not win the presidential election that returned him to the Oval Office in 2025 and, instead, Kamala Harris won that contest. Given her
- Discord between Western allies — ostensibly due to contrasting views towards Islam and Israel — has recently escalated to a new height. Its core most likely consists of a deep-seated envy that a handful of scruffy, hunted people managed to transform a
- We have been living through a kind of endless "Dreyfus trial," but with one major difference: the state has replaced the person. In the past, Dreyfus stood on trial; today, the Jewish state has taken his place. The "prosecutors" in this permanent trial
- The United States cannot continue negotiating with a terrorist regime that violates ceasefires, attacks American allies, and weaponizes diplomacy. By striking the UAE, Tehran has made one point unmistakably clear: it does not respect ceasefires,
- For decades, Tehran has delayed, promised, denied, escalated, and recalibrated — all while rebuilding its capabilities… and preserving the machinery of regime survival. The Iranian regime is not sustained by ideology alone. It is sustained by money,
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