President Trump’s Middle East challenges Reversible economic sanctions or irreversible regime-change? Yoram Ettinger Nov. 14, 2024
Israel’s war on Hezbollah enhances US security Once again, Israel performs as the battle-tested research and development center of the U.S. defense and aerospace industry, as well as of the U.S. Armed Forces. Yoram Ettinger Oct. 1, 2024
The US Congressional elections and Israel A focus on the 2024 Congressional elections is advisable in light of the power vested in Congress by the U.S. Constitution. Yoram Ettinger Aug. 8, 2024
US, Israel face the mutual threat of Islamic terrorism FBI Director Christopher Wray is driven by Middle East reality, not by alternative, less frustrating but self-destructive fantasy. Yoram Ettinger Feb. 22, 2024
Middle East reality defies US Middle East policy Some advice for U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken and National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan. Yoram Ettinger Feb. 5, 2024
Hamas, Palestinians: Disjointed or interwoven? In many respects, Hamas benefits from more popular support than that enjoyed by Iraq’s Saddam Hussein, Syria’s Bashar Assad and Iran’s ayatollahs. Yoram Ettinger Dec. 28, 2023
Iran’s jihad against the West Iran’s ayatollahs, who have been courted and appeased by the West, are committed to bringing the West—and especially “the Great American Satan”—into submission. Yoram Ettinger Nov. 6, 2023
Israel’s war on Islamic terrorism defends Western democracies In order to defeat Islamic terrorism, Western democracies—led by the United States—must acknowledge its inherently apocalyptic, uncompromising vision. Yoram Ettinger Oct. 26, 2023
What went wrong? Israeli, U.S. and Western policy makers have been in denial regarding the nature of Palestinian terrorism, just as the Western establishment has, since 1979, been in denial regarding the nature of Iran’s regime. Yoram Ettinger Oct. 12, 2023
