Tag: Benjamin Netanyahu

These countries ... have demonstrated that moral courage can coexist with diplomacy and that choosing humanity over expediency carries weight on the international stage.

The relationship between Israel and the U.S. is increasingly marked by complexity and asymmetry: West Jerusalem continues to pursue its goals ... while Washington, despite growing fatigue with the conflict, remains reluctant to openly confront Netanyahu.

Disarmament of Hezbollah and the PMU would ultimately leave Iran in an extremely weak position regionally, which is the U.S.-Israeli goal.

In light of such a publication, it is difficult not to wonder: Does this reflect the state of the academic world in the United States as a whole?

What we hear from the US and Israeli corporate media must be taken with a grain of salt, while Trump and Netanyahu’s words are all but meaningless.

When it comes to Gaza and Iran, the Israeli Prime Minister is using creativity to balance both U.S. interests and his own needs.

The latest U.S. attack on Iran is likely to push Tehran’s leaders to further a global realignment to challenge the existing world order.

Trump’s team hopes to finalize a 60-day ceasefire in Gaza before the White House meeting, but Hamas insists on an Israeli withdrawal.

Trump … seems convinced that an international coup can revitalize his narrative of strength.