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…professions. So, we have these twin crises of health and patriotism that are compounding the long-term recruitment problem. Our kids are not becoming any healthier or any lighter, and they…

…Syria. Steven is a good friend. He is a non-resident senior fellow of the Eurasia Program, at the Foreign Policy Research Institute. Steven has published over 900 articles and monographs…

…sort of faculty self-termination is not necessarily a bad thing. At least one Harvard faculty member has said their scholarship would be considered anti-Semitic within the IHRA working definition of…

…Trump entered his second term of office, Israel’s strategic position has changed dramatically.” Can you explain what you meant by that? Alex Traiman: Absolutely. I think the state of Israel…

…Arab Emirates. Presumably Turkey wants to deepen its relationship with the government of Syria. This is obviously concerning to Israel in terms of what are they seeking to do? One…

…happening. Everybody’s looking at the security situation, not looking at the potential mutual benefits and not only to you know, economic, like short-term benefits, but long-term social impact. Because once…

…of Palestinian Media Watch, PMW, an Israeli research institute known internationally for its in-depth research of Palestinian society. He has presented PMW findings dozens of times in the US Congress,…

…it used to have to do during Trump term 1, to convince everybody in the world that X,Y, Z behavior from the Islamic Republic of Iran is a threat to…

…one hand, they have to think geo-strategically and project power throughout the Middle East. On the other hand, they have to think in terms of tactics and in terms of…

…and faces severe famine. This fact creates a dichotomous situation for the Ikhwan. In the short-term, the Brotherhood requires economic assistance to stave off disaster in Egypt; aid which is…