Can Germany’s Non-Permanent Seat at the UN Security Council Bring Reform?
During those days, Germany had to face harsh criticism above all from Israeli circles due to Israel’s similar goal to become a non-permanent member of the UNSC.
How Sisi’s Plans for a PR Campaign Turned into an International Scandal
Sisi also emphasized that Israeli forces support the Egyptian army in its operations in the Sinai Peninsula.
How will the Legacy of 2018 shape Politics in the Middle East in 2019?
The year 2018 has also seen significant developments in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
How will Oman Respond to the U.S. Sanctions on Iran?
The recent visit of Israeli Prime Minister Benyamin Netanyahu to Oman is another sign of pressure that the anti-Iran alliance has been putting on Muscat.
Yemen’s Deepening Crisis and the Role of the International Community
Issues such as the Syrian Civil War, the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, Daesh, and the migration of Syrian refugees to Europe are considered to be more serious issues than the Yemen crisis.
The False Promise of the United Nations
in the Security Council prevents the international society to rage against the pro-Israeli decision.
Sisi’s Strongest Allies: Trump and Netanyahu
Sisi’s second note-worthy meeting was with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
A dark black valley of the Internet: Deep Web
The group protested Israel’s Gaza operations in 2012 and leaked the Israeli government’s websites.
The US atrocity and Trump as a scapegoat
udaism has a holy day named Yom Kippur (Day of Atonement), which is spent with ceremonies of redemption for the sins of the Israelites.
Turkey’s route in the Middle Eastern conundrum
Although it seems that Iran is the winner in reaching out to a whole new range of locations from Iraq to Yemen, this is also problematic as Iran’s expansion attracts Saudi and Israeli reactions – who target Iran’s proxies, or sometimes Iranian troops directly.
Mourning for an unborn liberal world order
Israeli troops killed 16 unarmed Palestinians –including a 14-year-old boy and a man in a wheelchair- the very same day when Ivanka Trump and Jared Kushner were opening the embassy.
Turkey’s quest for a new geopolitical portfolio
’s new strategy in the wider Middle East region towards the Israeli-Palestinian conflict over the status of Al-Quds and the Iranian nuclear deal is not comprised of Turkey.
Evangelicals and the messianic character of US foreign policy
According to evangelicals, it is a religious duty to help the Israeli, who will fight against the men of these three evil spirits during the Armageddon War, since they think that they are the people contributing to the fulfillment of God’s plan by fighting to eradicate the evil from the world before the return of Jesus Christ.
Israel’s Jewish Nation State Law and the Future of Palestine
he Israeli parliament adopted the Jewish Nation State Law last week.
How Broken Deals in South Syria May Affect Northern Syria
While Jordan feared a new refugee wave, the Israeli government rejected the possibility of Iran-backed militias at the northern edge of the Golan Highs, which is occupied by Israel.
Turkey’s Election and Erdogan’s Middle East Policy
and Israeli policies in Palestine, Ankara’s strategic gains in Syria and its capacity to stop aggressive Gulf countries in damaging the Qatari leadership.
The Gulf Crisis and the Changing Nature of Political Alliances in the Middle East
However, as Jordan hosts millions of Palestinians, it is a challenge for King Abdullah to publicly support Israeli policies.
The US Pretends No More in Giving Israel What it Wants
If the Jerusalem decision is any indication, the administration’s next moves in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict will be to embrace and fully endorse the Israeli demands without any regard to the Palestinian aspirations, which can only bring about more violence and instability.
No Unified Front for Turkey’s Ethnic Kurdish Parties
In the midst of the growing fury over Israeli violence, the ruling AK Party asked the Israeli ambassador to leave, a measure soon retaliated by Israel.
The Nakba, 70 years on
While the Israeli security forces have maintained their excessive use of force, 14 May, 2018, can be described as the bloodiest single day for Palestinians since 2014.