Projecting what Trump is likely to do is difficult, after all he is strategically posturing in a way that suggests several mutually exclusive outcomes.
If you believed the West would be satisfied with installing their favored terrorist as president, you are in for a surprise.
It has long been clear that no world leader – none – intends to take effective action against Zionist expansionism.
Isn’t it a failure of both U.S. foreign policy and of Israel that a war with Iran is seen as a solution to America’s failing hegemony?
Recent speech by Ben-Gvir reveals the deep nature of Israel’s state ideology.
Kick-starting an international debate about the British-made border might be constructive, Martin Jay writes.
The unquestioning alliance with Likud-era Zionism no longer commands the same moral or political authority it once did.
The project, named the India-Middle East Economic Corridor, is widely seen as an American alternative to China’s global infrastructure strategy, the Belt and Road Initiative.
