Benny Avni is a columnist who has published in the New York Post, WSJOpinion,…
A 900-troop American force stationed in northeastern Syria to ensure that ISIS remains defeated has been embedded with the Kurdish-dominated Syrian Democratic Forces.
The battle of Jenin is part of tectonic Mideast shifts that could have ramifications in Gaza and beyond, including for President-elect Trump’s hopes of Saudi-Israeli peace.
Critics are skeptical of the European intentions. The mere threat, though, could signal an attempt to toughen diplomacy when it comes to Iran.
While the operation is mostly designed to keep arms out of the hands of jihadists, it also re-emphasizes the return of Israel’s regional deterrence efforts.
Unlike the Sharia-fueled Syrian uprising against a secular regime, Iranians increasingly yearn for a true secular-oriented democracy. They have ‘already gone through its Islamic phase,’ an analyst tells the Sun.
‘Unfortunately,’ Netanyahu says in a statement, ‘it is impossible to separate this reprehensible act from the extreme anti-Israeli position of the Labor government in Australia.’
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