How will the curse of Middle Eastern violence be broken?
The fact that democracies lose small wars bodes ill for Israel and the West.
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The fact that democracies lose small wars bodes ill for Israel and the West.
Even if Israel accepted calls for a ceasefire, it is quite clear its enemies would not.
No new Gaza leadership will be secure if it arrives in power on the back of an Israeli tank.
For too long, Israel has believed the Gaza imbroglio could be contained. However, the population has grown so large, this is no longer the case.
Beijing is seeking to set itself apart from Washington by positioning itself as a global peace broker for the Middle East.
Thirty years on, the deal struck at Oslo appears further away than ever from implementation.
Until now, Hezbollah has restricted itself to small aggressions. But if Hamas was being annihilated, Hezbollah would surely have to intervene.
The BBC’s failure to apologise for its unprofessional reporting about the Gaza hospital explosion has inflamed tensions and contributed to the breakdown of peace talks.
The US leader arrived in Tel Aviv just hours after a devastating explosion at a hospital in Gaza City last night.
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