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Gazans to “Voluntarily Emigrate”
September 7, 2026 This is how I had concluded a post more than a year ago: “Against the latest flurry of diplomacy, Mr. Netanyahu’s right-wing government remains determined that all Palestinians be expelled from Gaza, a project endorsed by President … Continue reading
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Tagged Ben Gvir, Gaza war, Katz, Netanyahu Trump, settler violence, Turkey, West Bank
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The Myth of the Rules-Based Order
February 9, 2026 Only a few years ago, the “rules-based international order” was the northern star of American foreign policy, a recurrent theme in policy statements by senior officials of the Biden administration. In an interview with Andrea Mitchell of … Continue reading
2025: A Year of Disappointments
December 15, 2025 In two weeks, the year 2025 will be behind us. The end of a year is a moment of reflection on the achievements, disappointments, and failures of the past twelve months and whether different paths could have … Continue reading
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Tagged China Israel, EU, Gaza war, NATO, Putin, rules-based international order, Syria, transatlantic relations, Trump, Turkish foreign policy, Ukraine war
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Gaza International Stabilization Force
November 4, 2025 President Trump announced his 20-point Gaza Peace Plan on September 29, 2025, in a press conference with Prime Minister Netanyahu at the White House.[i] The ceasefire went into effect on October 10. As expected, there have been … Continue reading
A Critical Day for Gaza
October 6, 2025 On September 29, 2025, President Trump and Prime Minister Netanyahu met at the White House. Mr. Trump announced his 20-point plan for Gaza. During remarks to the media with the Israeli Prime Minister, Mr. Trump said that … Continue reading
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Tagged 20-point peace plan, Gaza war, Hamas, Netanyahu, Palestine, Trump, Trump's peace plan, Turkey, Turkish foreign policy
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The Contradiction Between Trump’s Policies in Ukraine and Gaza
August 25, 2025 In an article published in The New York Times on March 13, 2014, John J. Mearsheimer, a professor of political science at the University of Chicago, explained the background of the Ukraine conflict as follows: “…The taproot … Continue reading
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Tagged Alaska summit, Gaza war, Netanyahu, Trump Putin, Turkish foreign policy, Ukraine war, Washington meetings
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The Two-State Solution Remains an Illusion
July 28, 2025 Last Tuesday, July 22, Mr. Jean-Noël Barrot, French Minister for Europe and Foreign Affairs, in response to a question about his “virulent earlier reaction to the new ground offensive in Gaza”, said that France utterly condemns it … Continue reading
No Swift Solutions to Current Conflicts
July 9, 2025 On February 28, 2025, the world witnessed an unprecedented public confrontation between President Trump and President Zelensky at the Oval Office, where the former and Vice President Vance castigated their guest for not being grateful for US … Continue reading
With the Israel-Iran War, Gaza Becomes a Secondary Issue
June 16, 2025 The US-Israel relationship began with the establishment of the State of Israel in 1948. The Truman administration was among the first to recognize the new state, combining moral obligations following the Holocaust with strategic interests in the … Continue reading
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Tagged Gaza war, Israel-Iran war, Middle East order, Netanyahu, Turkey, West's Palestine policy
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The Long Call
May 26, 2025 Following his two-hour-long telephone call with President Putin on May 19, President Trump claimed that his conversation with the Russian leader went very well and that Russia and Ukraine had agreed to start negotiations toward a ceasefire … Continue reading
