Most in the West believe an Egyptian-Israeli war is unthinkable. That assumption should be reexamined.
Served as senior advisor to US Vice President Cheney and to Under Secretary of State John Bolton. He served in US defense intelligence for 11 years, and published Tyranny’s Ally: America's Failure to Defeat Saddam Hussein. Today he is director of Middle East Studies at the Center for Security Policy in Washington DC.
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu meets President Trump this week at a time of upheaval in the U.S.-Israel relationship. The two leaders have a chance to set the contours of …
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Dr. David Wurmser: t’s actually what hasn’t happened. There’s no crisp definition of what MAGA is, going forward, and what we’re seeing now is a battle over the soul of …
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Transitions of presidential administrations are tricky, and all the more so when, as from Biden to Trump, control is passing from one political party to another. There is much change, …
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China, Cairo move toward Erdogan as Iran recedes in newly threatening, fast-changing Mideast reality.
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