The Middle East’s Demographic Haves and Have-Nots
On the politics of fertility in the Middle East.
On the Newsstand:Israel
What Israel Can Learn from the Canaanites
If Israeli movers and shakers are willing to learn from the Canaanite movement, they can move beyond the paradigm of “fortress Israel”.
The New Israel Lobby
How the conventional wisdom of U.S.-Israeli relations is being turned on its head
“There Is a Future”: Israel After the Upset
Don't write off the fall of Bibi just yet—the next few weeks are an open book in the aftermath of Israel's political surprise.
Apocalypse Now? The State of the Iranian Nuclear Program
The recent prospect of a diplomatic breakthrough between the United States and Iran has provided new hope for a solution.
Renewing India’s ‘Tryst With Destiny’
India's rising economic power has not yet translated into a bold foreign policy, but the time has come for New Delhi to lead.
Palestinian Statehood, Does it Matter?
The U.N recently voted to upgrade Palestine's status as a state, but will it change anything?
When People Are Occupied
Americans who support Palestinian self-determination must get less squeamish about nonviolent resistance.
Does U.S. Support of Israel Encourage Iran to Go Nuclear?
America's funding of Israeli military coffers has the unintended effect of driving Iranian nuclear ambitions.
The Israeli Defense Force and National Identity
Israeli army service is as much about building a cohesive identity as it is about national defense.
Our Rogue Ally
The standoff over Iran's nuclear program has exposed the flawed dynamics of the U.S.-Israel relationship.
Saving Israel with Secularism
Israel is growing more religious, threatening its very cultural foundations.
U.S.-Turkey-Iran
The United States must reenergize U.S.-Turkey relations; if it does not, it runs the risk of potentially losing one of its greatest Middle Eastern allies.
