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The recently adopted New York Declaration, promoted by France and the United Arab Emirates and warmly endorsed by the United Kingdom, has been hailed as a historic step towards a two-state solution. In reality, it is not a roadmap to peace…

The United Nations Independent International Commission of Inquiry has accused Israel of genocide in Gaza. 

For any nation, there is no graver allegation. But the Commission’s report is not a legal determination; it is a political brief…

No one is talking about it, but Washington and Ankara are quietly getting cozy again—and they are doing it while Turkey openly embraces Hamas and the Muslim Brotherhood. For Israel, this is not just bad optics, it is dangerous.

After being…

The recent recognitions of a Palestinian state by Western leaders are not acts of diplomatic wisdom but symptoms of political decay. Driven by the rising tide of Islamist voting blocs in their own countries, figures like Emmanuel Macron and…

Malta’s recent public rebuke of Tripoli’s unilateral maritime moves is more than a small-state complaint: it is an inflection point that exposes fault lines in eastern Mediterranean geopolitics, energy markets, and international law. What…

In what may prove to be a surprising breakthrough, Indonesia’s president delivered a speech today at the United Nations that could signal a subtle but meaningful shift in Southeast Asia’s posture toward the Israeli-Palestinian conflict….

Prabowo Subianto’s speech before the United Nations General Assembly this past week placed the question of Palestine once again at the center of international attention. In his address, the Indonesian president reaffirmed his country’s…

Why Real Peace Will Never Come

The endless conflict between Israel and the Arabs who label themselves “Palestinians” is not about borders, checkpoints, or settlements. It is not about who is right or wrong in a legal sense. At its heart,…