Neville Teller

Egypt is the progenitor of the only viable plan for the reconstruction, development, and administration of post-war Gaza. So the focus shifts from Qatar’s capital, Doha, to Cairo is logical.

Anderson portrays the shah as a complex, Shakespearean figure – arrogant but weak, ambitious for his country yet blind to the growing unrest among his people. 'A soft man masquerading as a hard one.'

A three-state confederation has the potential to overcome many of the problems associated with simply establishing a stand-alone state of Palestine.

Hezbollah’s legitimacy, even within its core constituency, has been damaged by its loss of charismatic leadership and its degraded military position.

In Antisemitism: History and Myth, Spencer provides a carefully researched overview of this most persistent, and most unjustified, of phenomena, but not, of course, any sort of remedy.

Most recognitions of Palestine are not legal affirmations of full statehood but political support for Palestinian self-determination and a two-state solution.

A joint statement by 28 foreign ministers condemning Israel for the continued conflict in Gaza discounts the dangers Hamas poses.

Statements made by Sharaa seem to indicate that he seeks conciliation with Israel.

The clashes in Sudan have led to a humanitarian crisis, and Israel is in a position to help bring relief and restore stability.

Two organizations situated outside Iran are dedicated to bringing it about. However, they are at loggerheads with each other.