Neville Teller
As Hezbollah weakens, Lebanon recovers - opinion
'Antisemitism: History and myth': Greek Orthodox Christian examines antisemitism - review
Palestinian statehood: What does recognition mean? - opinion
The myth of obstinate Israel - opinion
A joint statement by 28 foreign ministers condemning Israel for the continued conflict in Gaza discounts the dangers Hamas poses.
Syria's President Sharaa – friend or foe? - opinion
Statements made by Sharaa seem to indicate that he seeks conciliation with Israel.
Sudan seeks closer ties with Israel - opinion
The clashes in Sudan have led to a humanitarian crisis, and Israel is in a position to help bring relief and restore stability.
Is a democratic Iran possible? - opinion
Two organizations situated outside Iran are dedicated to bringing it about. However, they are at loggerheads with each other.
Paying for the 'day after': Who will fund Gaza’s reconstruction? - opinion
The donors likely to finance Egypt’s plan include a mix of international and regional actors.
'Are We There Yet?' Building and sustaining healthy marriages - review
For couples contemplating, or embarking on, marriage, or who are already navigating its hidden depths, Are We There Yet? is essential and rewarding reading.
From jihadist to president: Is Ahmed al-Sharaa's transformation true or false? - opinion
Ahmed al-Sharaa’s journey from jihadist commander to president presents the world with a highly dramatic transformation. Is it genuine or mere show?
'The Man Who Would Be King': Saudi crown prince pushes for liberalization of his society - review
Everyone with an interest in the Middle East will welcome this study by Karen Elliott House of a man who is bound to play a vital role in the region’s future.
Is there a chance for regime change in Iran? - opinion
Reza Pahlavi lacks the internal support structure and organizational mechanisms required to coordinate a successful uprising from within.
Iran’s countdown to erase Israel backfires - opinion
Iran's leaders may regret the clock erected in Tehran; the longer it continues to mark down the days until Israel’s putative disappearance, the more of a humiliation it becomes.