Opinions

Washington Manages Israeli Escalation on Lebanon within a Negotiating Framework, and a Biased American Approach to Israel

Said Arikat

Forty Democratic Senators out of 47 Vote in Favor of Banning Arms to Israel

Said Arikat

Trump, Iran, and the Limits of American Power

Said Arikat

No Ideal Solutions: Managing the Economic Crisis Realistically

Washington's Lebanese-Israeli Meeting: A Contentless Showcase and a Path Lacking Seriousness

Said Arikat

The Limits of Excessive Force: How Asymmetric Deterrence Made Negotiation Inevitable?

Sanctioning Truth: How the West Turned on Francesca Albanese Instead of Defending Human Rights

Said Arikat

The Change in the Approach of Settlers in the West Bank

Indicators for the resumption of Washington-Tehran negotiations amidst escalating naval blockade

Said Arikat

Trump's escalating rhetoric shatters prospects for settlement with Iran and puts the region on the brink of open confrontation

Said Arikat

Diplomacy Without Consensus: Lebanon’s Risky Gamble in Washington

Said Arikat

Between Failed Negotiations and Hormuz Escalation: Washington in a Dilemma of Difficult Choices

Said Arikat

Trump and International Institutions: A Strategy of Confrontation and Reshaping American Hegemony

Gaza’s Ceasefire Illusion: A Blueprint for Capitulation, Not Peace

Said Arikat

Trump declares Strait of Hormuz blockade after Islamabad talks with Iran collapse

Said Arikat

Erosion of American Prestige: Does the World Agree on Washington's Decline?

Withdrawal from Negotiations as a US Strategic Option and a Tool to Pressure Iran

Dr. Ibrahim Nairat

J Street joins group calling for an end to arms supplies to Israel, including defensive ones

Said Arikat