It Is Not Every Day That a Right-wing Populist World Leader Like Netanyahu Reposts an Article – Based Mainly on Intimation and Innuendo – by Jacobin Magazine, the Small New York-based Socialist Publication. But at a Time When Widespread Illiteracy Is the Norm, the Headline Is What Matters Most. Dirt on the Opposition Is Valuable, No Matter the Source

Syria Faces the Daunting Task of Comprehensive Reform, Including a Dire Educational System With Over 2.4 Million Children Out of School. The New Regime, Led by al-Sharaa, Must Navigate Ideological Challenges in Reforming School Curricula and Gain International Trust by Demonstrating a Commitment to Combating Extremism and Upholding Human Rights

Every U.S. Political Pathology – on the Left and Right – Is Reproduced in American Jewish Politics, Effectively Rendering Invisible the Plurality of U.S. Jews. That's Bad for U.S. Jews, for a Democratic Israel and for a Free Palestine

It's Clear That the IDF Can't Return to the pre-October 7 Model of Routine Border Security. You Don't Need Classified Information to See Israel's Need to Replenish Vast Quantities of Munitions and Interceptor Missiles

Conflicting Messages From U.S. Politicians and Military Commanders Complicate Lebanon's Efforts to Curb Hezbollah, Manage Israeli Escalation and Avert a Return to War

IDF Officers Have Once Again Begun Discussing the Possibility of a Brief Period of Focused Clashes With Hezbollah, as the Military Now Believes Hamas Has Between 20,000 and 25,000 Armed Operatives in Lebanon

In Exchange for Pushing for a Pardon and Aid in His Election Effort, Netanyahu Will Say Yes to Whatever the American President Wants The More the October 7 Committee Looks Like a Caricature, the More the Public Will Relate to It Accordingly What Should the Opposition Leaders Be Doing as the Election Less Than a Year From Now Approaches?

Whose Image Is in Worse Shape, Spacey or Israel? For the Answer, One Can Point to the Fate of His Performances in Greece When Organizers Learned He Was Playing Tel Aviv

The Fact That Israel and the Kurds Have Had Common Enemies – Iraq, Turkey, Iran and Syria – Have Led to Shared Strategic Interests and On-and-off Covert Relations Since the Mid-1960s. But the Big Question Today Is Whether, in the Wake of the Tectonic Shifts of the Last Two Years, This Could Trigger an Open Alignment Between Them

The President Loves the Multi-billion-dollar Deals He Gets From the Gulf Powers and Gives Them What They Want in Return, Like a Palestinian State. Israel Can't Match That Kind of Influence