Tag: Israel
Europe’s Israel Trade Deal is Testing Whether “United” Still Means Anything in Brussels
The failure to suspend the EU-Israel Association Agreement exposes a deeper crisis: a Union that…
Will Israel Elect Netanyahu Again?
After 33 months of war bought him time, an inconclusive fight with Iran and a…
Bibi’s Quiet Diplomacy Comes to Washington
How a Monday sit down between Trump and Netanyahu became public before the White House…
Gadi Eisenkot, the Former General, Is Challenging Netanyahu’s Political Dominance
Surging in the polls, the ex-military chief has become the face of Israel's opposition and…
EU Considers Tougher Measures Against Israeli Settlement Economy
Twenty-Seven Governments, Three Options on the Table, Still No Agreement on Which Button to Press…
Stealth and Strategy as Netanyahu Tries to Keep Turkey Out of the F 35 Club
The battle over the F 35 fighter jet has become far more than a dispute…
Why the Fight Over America’s Stealth Jet Is Really About the Future of the Middle East
Benjamin Netanyahu's appeal to block Turkey's return to the F-35 programme reflects a broader struggle…
Has Israel Lost Washington forever?
A widening political divide over Gaza, Iran and Benjamin Netanyahu is transforming one of Washington's…
Peace for Trump, Headache for Mossad
The new head of Israel’s intelligence agency, Mossad, is reportedly seeking new ways to bring…
The Winner of the Iran War Wasn’t Israel and It Wasn’t Netanyahu
Critics say Netanyahu’s Iran war strengthened Tehran, strained US ties, and left Israel weaker The…
When Allies Diverge: Why Growing Trump–Netanyahu Frictions Could Redefine Middle East Diplomacy
As Washington pursues a diplomatic opening with Tehran, emerging differences with Israel highlight a broader…
The Iran Deal a Test of America’s Remaining Power in the Middle East
The emerging U.S.–Iran framework is a test of whether Washington can still impose order in…