Rafah: Make or break for Netanyahu?
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Words matter.
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IRAN TARGETS THE UK
On the afternoon of Friday, 29 March, Pouria Zeraati was attacked by two men outside his home in south London. Slashed again and again with a knife, he suffered multiple stab…
The Middle East totters on the edge of a cliff
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Israel and Hamas see Gaza ceasefire negotiations as an existential battle
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Israel and Hamas play whack-a-mole.
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The Abraham Accords will probably survive
Six months into the Gaza war, and world opinion – widely in support of Israel’s initial onslaught on Hamas following the horrendous events of October 7 – has steadily hardened…
Biden and Hamas tie Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu up in knots.
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The Greater Middle East is a ticking time bomb.
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The EU pays to stem migration
On March 17 a delegation of EU leaders visited Cairo and announced that the EU Commission had decided to provide Egypt with finance totaling $8.1…