Jonathan Adelman
Netanyahu and the BRIC
The impact of the international environment on Israel
Israel: past, present and future
The chiaroscuro that is Israel
Israel today is a duality – a bright star and a struggling candle in the wind.
Russians and Jews: The Odd Couple
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has in the last three years gone nine times to a Russia that has promoted dozens of Russian Jews to become oligarchs in the new Russia.
The rise of Israel in the world
Unlike the seesaw nature of Russian-Israeli relations from 1948 to 1991, Vladimir Putin has made several pro-Israeli moves.
Inconvenient truths about the Palestinian-Israeli Conflict
There is much that is missing in depictions of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and much that needs to be added for a fair understanding of what is going on.
A new Middle East in sight? Just maybe
The tide may be turning against Iran in the Middle East.
The BDS movement: Why has it had some success among American youth?
The BDS movement claims that Israel is an apartheid state, like South Africa before the 1990s. The problem is that the youth don’t seem to be capable of realizing that this is simply not true.
The rise of weak authoritarian powers
Except for the United States, there are few strong democratic powers.
Russia 'has made a comeback but has a long way to go'
Newly labeled as one of the top two enemies of the US, Russia might be selling plenty of weapons, but it's lacking in nearly every other category.
In the Middle East the enemy of my enemy is my friend
Why are the Saudis and their allies willing to forgo generations of refusing to recognize Israel and turn it into a major ally?
Israel’s future looks bright save for the rising Iranian threat
Israel’s military is the most powerful in the Middle East and among the top 10 in the world.
