Why does Israel insist on remaining isolated from its surroundings? - opinion
If Israel is unable to enter into peace negotiations, it nevertheless remains responsible for the bloodshed, demolitions of homes and storming of religious sites.
US must solve challenges in east — But solve own problems first - opinion
Amid growing concern about inflation, its national debt is more than $30 trillion. Its infrastructure is crumbling. White supremacist, anti-government and other violent right-wing groups are growing.
The Saudi plan to contain Hezbollah, free it from Iranian influence - opinion
Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salam and Hassan Nasrallah share a far more important trait: They both want a strong and healthy Lebanon, free from war and outside influences.
Something needs to be done about the dying children in Syria - opinion
How the West can correct its mistakes and save Syrians drowning in a riptide of internal conflict, starvation and sanctions.
Why Oman didn’t join the Abraham Accords - opinion
Oman’s reluctance to sign the Abraham Accords or a similar agreement stems from its commitment to the “Omani approach” of neutrality and noninterference in dealing with the regional conflicts.
Peaceful coexistence ensures mutual survival and prosperity - opinion
Away from today’s geopolitical framework, Arabs and Jews get along very well.
US, UK, Israel should help form an Arab NATO - opinion
The US and UK helped Islamic militias flourish in the MENA region; they can help defeat them now.
What Israelis know and Arabs must learn - opinion
How the six greatest sins of Arab and Palestinian leaders offer opportunities and advantages for the present and future
