Recent terror attacks in India are the latest manifestation of the enduring geopolitical consequences of the 1947 partition

Carter and Reagan were both providential instruments, their destinies linked to each other and to the nation.

Bashar al-Assad’s brutal dictatorship has fallen after more than a decade of civil war in Syria, but will the new government be much better for Christians and other minorities?

Donald Trump’s presidential rhetoric, moderation on divisive issues, and foreign policy are all surprisingly reminiscent of one William Jefferson Clinton

The year that has passed since the atrocities of October 7 has exposed the falsehood of several prominent ideas regarding the conflict in the Middle East

The Biden Administration seeks to deescalate and minimize conflict with Iran and Russia, but fails to understand that our enemies seek not peace but the destruction of the American-led global order

Arabs and Israelis are convinced that the other side only understands power – and neither are wrong.

Israel’s strategy of deterrence has long hinged on showing adversaries that, if provoked, it will always strike back harder than before

The United States must cement a core group of allies in the Middle East as the basis for stability in a long-unstable region