Abdullah in the middle
Why Jordan has not joined the Abraham Accords
Khaled Mashal
Neither Here Nor There
Jordan and the Abraham Accords
Memos
Hamas as Tehran’s Agent
Since the late 1980s, the Islamic Republic of Iran has been plying the Hamas terrorist group with cash and weapons while also teaching it how to be self-sufficient. With hundreds of millions of dollars...
Op-eds
Turkey’s wooing of Israel may lead to Hamas ouster
As Ankara mends fences with pro-Western Arab governments and Israel, Hamas could become collateral damage and may be expelled from Turkey.
Op-eds
America Should Not Sell F-35 Fighter Planes to the Qatari Regime
Israeli energy minister Yuval Steinitz, speaking to the Ynet website on Sunday, expressed concern that despite Jerusalem’s objections, Qatar will eventually acquire state-of-the-art Lockheed Martin...
Op-eds
Tensions in Gaza and on Israel’s Northern Border – What Next?
Tensions are once again escalating on the border between the Hamas-controlled Gaza Strip and Israel. What started with explosive-lade balloons has given way to the firing of rockets and even riots at the...
Insights
The Turkish-Qatari Axis Challenges Washington
Turkey and Qatar have become brothers in arms, pursuing joint ventures in illicit finance and promoting extremist ideologies. Washington needs to develop a multipronged response to compel Ankara and Doha to curb their malign conduct.
Op-eds
Brothers in Arms
The Consolidation of the Turkey-Qatar Axis
Monographs
South Africa Adds to Its Long Record of Israel-Bashing
South Africa recalled its ambassador to Israel two weeks ago to condemn the “violent aggressio...
Op-eds
How Malaysia Became a Training Ground for Hamas
It was like a scene out of the Mission: Impossible series. ...
Op-eds
Trump should confront Qatar on its support for Hamas in upcoming White House meeting
As Qatar’s leader – Emir Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani – prepares for a White House ...
Op-eds
Can Anyone End the Palestinian Civil War?
Co-authored by Neri Zilber. Stop us if you’ve heard this story before. The two largest Palestinian factions ...
Op-eds
The Squeeze Is On Against Hamas
Israel, the Palestinian leadership in the West Bank, and several Arab countries are dialing up the financial and diplomatic pressure on Hamas — but they may also be...
Op-eds
Qatar vs. Saudi Arabia: How Iran and the Brotherhood Tore the Gulf Apart
The Gulf monarchies face the most serious crisis in their history. It is largely being covered as a diplomatic spat, since several Arab nations terminated their relations with Qatar on Monday to...
Op-eds
By Hosting Hamas, Qatar is Whitewashing Terror
After getting booted from their first two hotels in Qatar over concerns of violating U.S. terror finance sanct...
Op-eds
Fooling many of the people, much of the time
“Hamas Drops Call for Israel’s Destruction,” headlined The Wall Street Journal last week. The New York Times told its readers: “Hamas Moderates Talk on Israel.” And...
Op-eds
Hamas’s New Document: More of the Same
Hamas’s outgoing political leader Khaled Meshaal announced the release of a...
Policy Briefs
Time for the US to stop Qatar’s support for terror
Secretary of Defense James Mattis is on a Mideast tour to “continue efforts to strengthen regional security architectures.” While his meetings in Saudi Arabia, Egypt and Israel are li...
Op-eds
New Blood for Fatah and Hamas
Palestinian politicians tend to view term limits as casual suggestions. This is especially true in the case of the two largest Palestinian parties: the nominally secular Fatah, which manages the...
Op-eds
Hamas Is Fracturing, And Israel Should Be Worried
The al-Qassam Brigades, the so-called “armed wing” of the Palestinian militant group Hamas, is ...