by Daniel Pipes Washington Times September 23, 2019 http://www.danielpipes.org/19042/should-israel-invade-gaza Be the first of your friends to like this. As Israeli frustration mounts about violence coming out of Gaza, the idea of a ground invasion, and once and for all to finish with Hamas … [Read more...]
Poll: Israelis Find the Security Establishment “Too Timid”
by Daniel Pipes Jerusalem Post July 23, 2019 http://www.danielpipes.org/18963/poll-israelis-find-the-security-establishment-too Share: Be the first of your friends to like this. The poll topline is available here. Despite it all, Ehud Olmert (L) still … [Read more...]
MENA’s Quasi-Monochrome Centennial Portrait – A Short Historical Context: The Modern MENA, Region Born Under the „Sign” of the GREAT WAR
THE MIDDLE EAST AND NORTH AFRICA (MENA[i]) AT 100. A Centennial Portraying So Patchy, With Many Colors and Signs Specific to the Presence and Actions from A Confined Area of “Sources”: Military, Armies, Security Forces, Militias, Weaponry, All with Multifarious Fallout, Hence a Legitimate … [Read more...]
RISE OF THE NON-STATE ACTORS IN MIDDLE EAST: REGIONAL DIMENSIONS
Shams uz ZAMAN1 Abstract. The situation in the Middle East has become extremely precarious due to issues which can be traced back to the colonial era. Imprudently drawn state borders, unsettled disputes like Palestine and ethno-religious schisms accentuate the inter-state and intra-state rivalries … [Read more...]
UN VEAC DE RELAŢII ROMÂNO-ARABE (I)
Ambasador Aurel TURBĂCEANU Odată cu dispariţia Imperiului Otoman de pe harta geopolitică şi economică a lumii, a început o nouă eră şi în regiunile Orientului Mijlociu, ca şi în nordul Africii, conturându-se o zonă extinsă cu populaţie vorbitoare de limbă arabă, păstrătoare a religiei şi … [Read more...]