America Is Winning Against China in Oceania
There is less to Beijing’s security gains in the Pacific than meets the eye.
Sometimes you not only need to vote—you also need to vote with your feet.
A state that considers equality an existential threat can never be a democracy.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s effort to weaken Israel’s democracy—and the public’s stunning resistance—has unsettled the country.
The bureaucrats side with the protesters, forcing Netanyahu to delay a key vote.
Israeli protesters may not realize it yet, but the only way they can protect their own rights and democracy is by allying with Palestinians.
A former Israeli prime minister explains why he thinks people power will prevail.
Top generals worry about the fate of liberal democracy—and that the country’s enemies see mass refusal among reservists as an opportunity to strike.
If Israel and its supporters want the country to continue receiving U.S. largesse, they will need to come up with a new narrative.
The beleaguered Netanyahu government needs Washington’s backing on Iran—but unpopular judicial reforms and casual talk of ethnic cleansing could imperil it.
The Israeli far right sees Washington’s refusal to get tough on Benjamin Netanyahu’s government as a green light for ethnic cleansing.
Centrist Israelis ignored the occupation and settlements for years, but they are up in arms about judicial reforms that threaten the economy—and their self-image.
Protesters in Israel are rallying to oppose an extremist and fundamentalist government that is trying to change the status quo and reshape the country’s character.
How Israel’s new government impacts the world.
What Netanyahu’s assault on the Supreme Court means for Israel.
But Joe Biden shouldn’t play along.
West Bank coordination is vital to Mahmoud Abbas’s and the Palestinian Authority’s survival. It’s also hugely unpopular among ordinary Palestinians.
Jerusalem’s ties to Moscow are partly about security. They’re also about illiberalism.