Biden’s ultra-dovish negotiator has seen to that. The question now is: what happens the morning after?
By Jake Wallis Simons
The Islamist regime takes one careful step at a time, each emboldening the next
By Jake Wallis Simons
America’s nuclear negotiations with Tehran are not going well
By Jake Wallis Simons
As Iran prepares for war, the Mossad respond with drones and a quadcopter
By Jake Wallis Simons
Since the fall of Benjamin Netanyahu, ‘shrinking the conflict’ has become the theme of the moment
By Jake Wallis Simons
The paper has long had a blind spot for the Jews, a trend that continues today
By Jake Wallis Simons
The paper lifted my reporting about the killing of an Iranian nuclear scientist without any attribution
By Jake Wallis Simons
The myth of American invincibility had been exposed forever
By Jake Wallis Simons
In the last two decades, there have been more than 460 Chinese investments and mergers and acquisitions in Israel
By Jake Wallis Simons
Much more could be done to allow the greater integration of Israel’s two million Arabs
By Jake Wallis Simons
Every Israel-Gaza conflict sees fake images repackaged as Israeli aggression and circulated online
By Jake Wallis Simons
Hamas’s leaders had not reckoned on such a devastating response from Jerusalem
By Jake Wallis Simons
As an illustration of Mossad’s Biblical motto — ‘by way of deception shall you make war’ — it could not have been better
By Jake Wallis Simons
The move was orchestrated to produce a big win of a different sort
By Jake Wallis Simons
From Israel’s point of view, Turkey has been mutating in recent years into a strategic foe
By Jake Wallis Simons
