Taken as an article of Mideast peace faith since the early 1990s, the two-state solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict may now be receding in support, especially in Israel. Loss of hope in a settlement and genuine security concerns have led many to conclude that only a single state can address Israel’s security and economic needs. […]

Congress and American public should be wary of the extension of the P5+1 talks with Iran. The administration is eager for an agreement it could tout as a signature foreign policy achievement. And for good reason. Its record on foreign policy is marked more by failure than success, especially on conflict-related issues. The lack of […]

Can a superpower nation like the US afford to withdraw from world affairs? Is it even possible for America to simply make itself an equal among all nations? The answer to both is simply no, not even if the US wanted to do so and certainly not in today’s turmoil-ridden Middle East. The debate over […]

The negotiations between the five permanent members of the UN Security Council plus Germany, known as the P5+1, and Iran on the latter’s nuclear weapons program are currently scheduled to conclude in about six weeks. But even with the right deal on its nuclear weapons program, Iran would still be far from any rapprochement with […]

In September, President Obama faced the obvious and announced a strategy for the US to enter the fray against the Islamic State (ISIS) with US air assets and to halt the ISIS advance in Iraq. But in this strategy, he is ignoring fundamental elements that will either doom the US and coalition’s effort or force […]