War Begets War Refugees: The Moral Bankruptcy of Italy and NATO
Since NATO was responsible for helping to create the refugee crisis, it behooves the organization to deal with the worsening problem.
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Shifting Priorities: The Rise and Fall of Arab Revolutionary Discourse
The people who revolted in the so-called “Arab Spring” are now again marginalized.
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The Palestinian Bubble and the Burning of Toddler Ali Dawabsha
This is the sad tale of the Palestinian leadership and its Ramallah bubble, which is yet to burst.
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Darker Horizons Ahead: Rethinking the War on ‘IS’
The war on ‘IS’ and other extremist groups cannot possibly be won if corrupt, violent regimes remain the only alternative to radicalization and extremism.
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A Chance for Arab-Iranian Reconciliation: An Opportunity in the Iran Nuclear Deal
Considering US financial woes and lack of military appetite, Obama desperately needed a deal with Iran.
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Why Palestinians Fight Back: The Logic of Life and Death in Gaza
The failure of the international community to act following the last round of massacres in Gaza means that Palestinians there are on their own.
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No ‘Crisis in Islam’: Just Apathy of So-called ‘Historians’
Claims of a “crisis in Islam” serve to disown the West’s responsibility for the mayhem gripping the Middle East.
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Baskin’s Generous Offer: Making Peace with Israeli Occupation
It would be fair to assume that Gershon Baskin’s recent article in the Jerusalem Post,...
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The B Vocabulary: The Western Left and Its Sterile ‘Field of Ideas’
While conflicts throughout the globe demand critical thinking, many on the left are instead engaging in branding others who dare disagree with them.
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Just Politics: Iran, Like the Rest, Is Not Blameless
Iran has labored to defeat US ambitions, but also cooperated with Washington when their interests intersected.
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