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Israeli public opinion on Palestinian statehood has remained remarkably stable, with roughly two-thirds opposed across repeated surveys since May 2024. Opposition persists even when statehood is tied to Saudi normalization or framed as a future possibility following Palestinian reforms. Meanwhile, concern about threats originating from the West Bank has risen substant...
Political movements can strategically borrow the vocabulary of audiences they hope to persuade while leaving their underlying objectives unchanged. Historical communist propaganda and Islamist political strategy illustrate how externally appealing concepts such as peace, democracy, civil rights, and human rights can be used for broader ideological purposes. Contempora...
Iran has demonstrated that it can impose military and economic costs on its adversaries, including damage to U.S. assets and pressure on maritime traffic. However, nuclear oversight remains severely impaired as the IAEA escalates the issue to the Security Council. Rising oil prices offer potential leverage, but currency depreciation, demand for inflation-resistant ass...
Recent British proposals concerning Israeli settlements, sanctions, and trade are criticized as politically motivated and insufficiently grounded in the Israeli-Palestinian agreements. The Oslo framework is presented as neither mandating a two-state solution nor prohibiting Israeli planning and construction in Area C pending permanent-status negotiations. Broad claims...
Escalating attacks around Hormuz and missile launches toward Jordan are widening the conflict and increasing risks to shipping, energy markets, and neighboring countries. Competing military claims make the actual scale of battlefield successes difficult to verify, while U.S. attacks on Iranian oil tankers are placing additional pressure on Iran’s export revenues. Insi...