The lesson from the Hizballah decision.

A relationship that predates the 1979 revolution.

And Washington should demand that it is.

The man who made Arafat into a “peace partner.”

A view from inside the U.S. government.

A unique case in which one party to an agreement was amenable to its wholesale violation.

The anniversary of a failed experiment.

It’s not the economy, stupid.

So long as terrorists rule, violence can be reduced but not prevented.

An army without a state.

The U.S. and EU must demand an end to the boundless corruption.

De-hyphenation.

“One of the dumbest ideas in the annals of U.S foreign policy.”

Borrowing a page from Yasir Arafat’s playbook.