World
Will Iran Goad Hezbollah Into War with Israel?
An attack on the north could put the IDF in a multifront war against two Iran-backed terror organizations.
No Amount of ‘Context’ Justifies Killing Babies
Hamas apologists can offer only incoherent arguments in defense of terrorism.
‘An Act of Sheer Evil’
Western leaders show steadfast support for Israel. Will it last?
The Man Helping to Build Iran’s ‘Axis of Resistance’
Mohammad Saeed Izadi is an IRGC official who is at the center of escalatory actions against Israel over the last decade.
The Moral Corruption of Victim-Blaming
The idea that Israel must always be on guard against organized barbarity suggests that Hamas has no agency.
Barbarians at the Gate
Hamas’ war on Israel shows there is no hope for either a one-state or two-state solution.
A View From the West Bank
‘It could be that the better news is that she is dead and the worse news is that she has been kidnapped into Gaza.’
A ‘Black Day’ in Israel
Terrorists from Gaza killed hundreds of Israelis in recent days, but the fight may just be getting started.
Iran’s Influence Operation Over Nuclear Negotiations
Government circles reward access to Tehran—even if it’s at the expense of U.S. interests.
Azerbaijan Attacks, the West Watches
More than 80 percent of Armenians in Nagorno-Karabakh flee the disputed territory.
India and Canada’s Fraying Relationship
Plus: Saudi Arabia reaches out to the Palestinians.
A Mideast Mega-Deal in the Making
Instability undermines efforts to include the Palestinians in a Saudi-Israeli peace deal.
Iran Shows No Signs of ‘De-Escalation’
As the White House pursues diplomacy, Iran’s president threatens America and its allies.