Trump’s vague plan for Gaza involves relocating its population, but the context of Palestinian rejectionism complicates potential solutions.
The Last Moments of Sinwar
He’ll never know his actions personally destroyed the possibility, hoped for by peacenik Israelis and too comfortable and too secular Europeans and Americans, of any form of Palestinian state.
Kindergarten Jihad: Who plays the beheaded?
Brainwashing at an early age is permanent and almost irreversible, instilling a terrifying determination that lasts a lifetime.
The Coming War in Lebanon
Israel will likely invade to quieten the northern Hizbalistan aggression and southern Hamas-land, ensuring its own security.
Temporal Orientations in Politics and Ideology
Temporal orientations in politics shape narratives; forward-thinking perspectives offer societal progress, while backward views hinder development.
Palestine and “The Company You Keep”
Associations reflect values. Judging individuals or nations by their allies, be it Trump or Palestine, exposes shared values or objectives.
Worst Houseguests Ever: The Palestinians
Arab states hesitate to accept Palestinian refugees, citing historical conflicts, strained relations, and concerns about regional instability.
There Are No “Two Sides” in Gaza
More astounding than events in Israel last week was the much larger than expected support for the atrocities by the woke left.
Africa’s Francophone Spring?
Just like during the 1970s, coups in Africa have become trendy again. And I mean “trendy”: many human actions are more contagious than we give them credit for.
Sudan’s Collapse and Passports
Weak passports trap citizens during crises, like Sudan’s impending collapse, limiting escape options and emphasizing the privilege of international movement.