Merkel: We Need Urgent Solutions to Iran’s Aggressive Tendencies
On a visit to Amman, the German chancellor confirms support for Jordan in the face of Iranian aggression.
Erdoğan Victorious in Snap Elections, Claims New Autocratic Powers
Turkey has effectively become an autocratic state that can be dominated by Erdoğan for the next decade.
A Carbon Dating Conundrum for the Holy Land
The latest foolhardy attack to take down biblical kings David and Solomon
Is France Leading Europe Into Syria?
Macron’s participation in strikes against Assad might herald a new era of European intervention in Syria.
Archaeology Under Fire
The European Union is taking aim at archaeological excavations in the City of David.
Mahmoud Abbas Makes Up History, Again
This leader with a Ph.D. in history has a habit of rewriting it.
Israel’s Archaeological Elite Embrace the Spirit of UNESCO
Instead of bolstering Jewish heritage in the land, Israel’s own archaeologists are using their position of trust to deny Israel’s history.
God’s Hand in the Balfour Declaration
The story of a ‘brief window of time, fated never to open again’
Haaretz’s Hit Job on the Bible
A lost opportunity to discuss the dramatic discoveries in ancient Jerusalem
Palestinian Unity Will Be a Victory for Hamas
Fatah prime minister visits Gaza; but the power remains with Hamas.
Europe’s Shady Migrant Deal With Libya
Bribing the gatekeeper has worked before, but this latest Libyan incarnation has dangerous implications.
Where Is the Praise for Israel’s Attack on Assad’s Chemical Weapons Facility?
The silence reveals Israel’s growing isolation in its fight against Iran and its proxies.
A Deadly Spark on the Temple Mount
How a terrorist attack almost set off the Jerusalem powder keg
How Close Is Egypt to Another Arab Spring?
Government cutbacks to subsidies are creating a climate of revolt in Egypt.
Iran’s Fingerprints Are All Over the Temple Mount Turmoil
Indications emerge that the conflict in Jerusalem had ideological and logistical support from Tehran.
Palestinians Are Preparing for Another Intifada
Palestinian society is always one minor event away from reigniting a holy war over al-Aqsa.
Rare Temple Mount Attack Causes Israeli Officials to Reevaluate Security Arrangements
What happens on the Temple Mount can affect the entire Middle East.
