Can the Koran solve Israel’s political impasse? The positive implications of Israeli Muslims recognizing the Jewish state override coalition-building. Daniel Pipes April 22, 2021
Fighting and hugging in the Middle East Kaleidoscopic coalitions and enmities are one of the Middle East’s most distinctive political features, recognized by locals and clear to analysts. Daniel Pipes March 21, 2021
Israel and the Temple Mount’s five Muslim rivals Everyone knows about the Jewish-Muslim tussle over claims to rule Jerusalem, but there's another, less public, battle over the authority over the holy edifices in the city. Daniel Pipes Feb. 7, 2021
The Israel lobby is good for America Each hinterland fights for its cause. Each provides diplomatic support, financial aid and armaments. Daniel Pipes Jan. 25, 2021
Explaining Israel’s security establishment The conflict with the Palestinians has changed the IDF into a police force with a defensive mentality viewing stability as a goal in itself. Daniel Pipes June 28, 2020
Jerusalem, Jordan and the Jews Amman does not go so far as to deny any Jewish connection, but it, too, makes a hash of history. Daniel Pipes June 23, 2020
What would Ben-Gurion do? The founding father and first prime minister of Israel would reject paying a probably massive price for self-indulgent symbolism. Daniel Pipes May 28, 2020
A reply to my critics I hardly expected my article to arouse high emotions. It deals with a tactical issue distant from philosophical foundations, principles or ideology. Daniel Pipes May 10, 2020
Tel Aviv’s mayor vs. the Middle East Forum Ron Huldai’s autocratic reaction to an Israel Victory Project ad campaign is yet another demonstration of Israel’s die-hard left increasingly relying on police methods as it continues to decline. Daniel Pipes Feb. 23, 2020
