What else keeps the Jewish-Moroccan relationship alive?

A surprise visit by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to Oman last month reveals the Jewish state’s shifting foreign policy

Hebrew studies are now legitimate in the desert kingdom, but demand is low—so far

How did Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s July visit with Benjamin Netanyahu fit into the last quarter-century of Indo-Israeli relations?

What happened to the most powerful lobby in recent U.S. foreign-policy history?

The geopolitics that links Vladimir Putin, Barack Obama, Bashar al-Assad, Hezbollah, and the Jewish State

An Azeri defense plane recently landed in Israel according to a Haaretz report, providing a window into the Jewish State’s foreign policy strengths

The enlightened-benighted paradoxes of the Shia state have deep roots, and relations with Jews are at a historical nadir

George Deek is an Arab in a Jewish state and Christian in a predominantly Muslim Arab world—and he recognizes that his multilayered identity is an asset

Pushing the Hippocratic Oath in service of foreign policy puts doctors on the frontlines

The ‘ancient’ griffin—given by the U.S. to Iranian President Rouhani—probably doesn’t date back to earlier than 1999

Ex-Shin Bet head Yuval Diskin warns that Israel’s leaders appear to be dangerously detached from reality

For the past three months, the country’s foreign ministry, gutted of its powers by political agreements, has been in disarray

Today’s upheaval in the Arab world has antecedents in past revolutions. So, why are the lessons lost on U.S. policymakers?

Why the U.S.-Israel alliance may be returning to its Cold War roots