Gambling With Libya’s Future
World powers agreed Monday to arm Libya’s UN-backed government—a dangerous move.
Will Oman Become Beholden to Iran?
In the post-sanction era, Muscat’s relationship with Tehran is flourishing. But will it end well?
Egyptians Unhappy With Sisi’s Decision to ‘Sell’ Red Sea Islands
The backlash on social media has some wondering whether another revolution is on the horizon.
The Historical Antiochus Epiphanes
A portrait of a madly brilliant king
Putin’s Billion-Dollar Bargain in Syria
Considering what he won, Putin may even be surprised by how well his Syrian adventure worked out.
The Battle Over the Bible’s Place in Archaeology
Is the Bible a trusted source for history in the Holy Land?
Saudi Arabia’s Lebanese Gambit
Has Saudi Arabia given up on Lebanon?
What Saudi Arabia Fears Most
In America’s absence, the House of Saud is scrambling to form alliances to stop the king of the Middle East.
Iranian Elections: A Litmus Test for the Nuclear Deal
A Tel Aviv University professor explains why hard-liners will not cede control.
Stabbings Continue in Jerusalem
The solution for Israelis: ‘Keep calm and carry on’?
2015: The Year America Left the Middle East
The United States ditched its traditional alliances to seek rapprochement with Iran through the nuclear deal. Chaos ensued.
Is Egypt About to Fall Into Chaos—Again?
The crash of a Russian airliner in the Sinai Peninsula is just the latest weight on the shoulders of Egypt’s beleaguered President Sisi.
Russia Outmaneuvers the United States in Syria
How President Obama’s redline debacle gave way to Putin’s adventurism in the Middle East.
Massive Gate Found in Goliath’s Hometown
Biblical history comes alive with a recent discovery on the outskirts of Israel.
Turkey: The Hamas Safe Haven
Is Israel’s warming relationship with Turkey a precursor to peace with Palestinians?
Massive Gate Found in Goliath’s Hometown
Biblical history comes alive with a recent discovery on the outskirts of Israel.
