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The significance of the Riyadh talks on Syria
That Saudi Arabia was able to gather such a large and diverse number of Syrian opposition groups and figures for talks in Riyadh last week was no small feat given the divisions among them. Even more...
British Jews send a wake-up call to IsraelAs well as continuing to lose its standing on the international stage, Israel’s image is also slipping among world Jewry...
New Zealand’s Israel / Palestine initiative disappointsDays after New Zealand began its two-year stint as a non-permanent member of the U.N. Security Council in January this year, the country’s then-representative Jim McLay criticized the Council...
Whether it is a Palestinian intifada or not is irrelevantNo bout of Israeli-Palestinian violence seems complete without speculation about whether we are seeing the beginning of another intifada (uprising). However, this knee-jerk debate is unhelpful,...
Russian airstrikes and selective outrage over SyriaFar too many people who have condemned U.S.-led airstrikes are perfectly happy to cheer on Moscow...
Warplanes, not diplomacy, on Syria’s horizonMoscow’s build-up in Syria will embolden the regime to continue being as intransigent as it has been throughout the conflict...
Europe and the misrepresentation of refugeesIt is not a migrant crisis but predominantly a refugee crisis...
Reassessing the still-born U.S. rebel program in SyriaWashington needs an urgent reassessment not just of the program, but of its entire policy toward the Syrian conflict...