Iran identifies countries where enforcement is weak, political cover is available, or financial systems can be exploited, then proceeds to build layers of infrastructure there.
Saudi Arabia's renewed anti-Israel and antisemitic rhetoric shows that the kingdom is moving away from normalization with Israel in favor of an alliance with the Muslim Brotherhood, Qatar and Turkey.
Change the word 'oil' above to 'real estate development' for Gaza, and Trump will have delivered the most far-reaching peace ever in history—twice—to two separate hemispheres.
When those countries realize that empowering Iran's regime comes at the cost of losing access to the entire US and EU markets, their calculus might change.
The failed UNIFIL model is now poised to be replicated in Gaza, where Hamas will predictably exploit a weak, UNIFIL-style 'nanny' force to rearm and operate with impunity—just as Hezbollah did in Lebanon.
Acquiring F-35 stealth fighters would significantly increase Turkey's war-fighting capabilities in the event of Ankara becoming involved in direct hostilities with Israel after Trump leaves office.
Every handshake and photo opportunity signals normalizing the regime's actions and, by extension, disempowering the moral authority of the international community.
For decades, most of the Arab countries that regularly offer verbal support for the Palestinians have failed to provide substantive action to achieve it.
If Trump wants real peace and prosperity, he must, unfortunately, act against Iran and its terror proxies, and distance himself from jihadists and their sponsors, especially Qatar.
If, according to the polls, most Palestinians are saying that they want Hamas to keep its weapons and remain in power in the Gaza Strip, it means they want the terror group to carry out more atrocities against Israel and Jews.
The current protests are taking place for one reason only: Hamas is conspicuously losing the war. Israel's military force is working. The protesters are just angry that Israel retaliated so hard.
'Qatar's classic game: support the Islamist terrorists and then present itself as a mediator, liaison, and even peacemaker – the arsonist playing firefighter.'
Arabs and Muslims have signaled their commitment to stopping the Iranian regime from using them as puppets in its plan to destroy Israel and take over the Middle East.
When addressing the deepening Middle East crisis, Western leaders should consider that Israel's offensive to destroy Hezbollah is very much in the West's security interests.
Biden sends a dangerous message to Israel's and America's enemies that, by continuing to terrorize and hold hostages, they can turn the Biden administration against Israel.
The Biden Administration, World Bank, and EU stand ready with taxpayer financing to ensure that PA Chair Abbas and his terrorists don't run out of murder-for-hire payments anytime soon.
Repeatedly, media creates a narrative that focuses primarily on Israel's actions, frequently ignoring internal Palestinian suffering and the complexities within Gaza.
False claims by Hamas and Mahmoud Abbas that Jews plan to destroy Al-Aqsa Mosque incite violence and unite them in their dangerous rhetoric against Israel.