Israel’s headache named Qatar While the Israelis continue their campaign against a nuclear Iran, the Iranians, through Qatari assistance, affect the calm on Israeli borders except those with Jordan and Egypt. Benjamin Weil July 21, 2021
The shoddy and questionable resolution of the UNHRC on Israel The world body came to a special session immediately following the Israeli-Hamas conflict ready to throw a dart; all they needed to do was draw the target around it. Benjamin Weil June 2, 2021
The president has it all wrong on Iran While the “maximum pressure” campaign may not have achieved its ultimate goal, it kept Iran in check. The Biden administration’s approach seems to be achieving the exact opposite. Benjamin Weil March 11, 2021
Israel’s attack options on Iranian nuclear sites If the Israelis seek to destroy Iranian nuclear sites, they would need to rely on their air force; however, the fly distance is long, and there are other diplomatic complications. Benjamin Weil Jan. 21, 2021
Is Iran pushing an arms race? Tehran is not only a threat to the Middle East, but to international stability as well. Benjamin Weil Oct. 21, 2020
How Israel finds itself on the same side as Turkey and Syrian rebels Seeing Israel backing the Azeris came somewhat as a surprise to many Hellenic nationals and Westerners alike. Benjamin Weil Oct. 7, 2020
The first domino to fall … The UAE has broken the glass ceiling and the fear of recognizing Israel publicly. Benjamin Weil Aug. 13, 2020
A dose of sobering medication to Khamenei’s tweet Let’s take a look at what Israel has contributed to the world, and compare it to Iran in a few key metrics of a healthy society. Benjamin Weil June 5, 2020
Do America and Iran stand on the brink of war? Logistical aspects of the visit by U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo’s raise some crucial defense questions. Benjamin Weil May 20, 2020
