Middle East Water Problems
by William N. Dale
Governing Syria After Asad
“Asad . . . rule[d] with an iron hand for thirty years. This clearly was a noteworthy achievement for a member of a disdained community that numbers only ten percent of the population in a country that had experienced some twelve … Read more
Retrospective on the Infernal Triangle, A: Lebanon, Syria, and Israel
By Curtis F. Jones Drawing upon decades of experience in the Middle East, the author offers a historical look back, followed by his personal analysis of the current state of affairs in that volatile region. Mr. Jones, a retired senior … Read more
The Next Middle Eastern War: Why an Israeli Withdrawal from Southern Lebanon Means War
Like Americans in general, our contributing authors differ sharply over Middle East issues and what the US role should be in the region. Here, we present two contrasting commentaries by respected authorities. Then we open the floor for debate in … Read more