
Benny Avni is a columnist who has published in the New York Post, WSJOpinion,…
America can mediate between the top supporters of the two opposing factions in Sudan, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates.

Prince Mohammed will find it hard to formalize relations with Israel before TV images of suffering Gazans fade from Riyadh’s television sets.

The president is ‘looking at nothing else than a transformation of the Middle East,’ a Riyadh watcher says.

Russia, Chinese Communists abstain as Security Council enacts resolution that is proposed by America and minimizes UN’s role in the region.

To send troops to the Strip, some countries ask for a global stamp of approval, while Israel is wary of even marginal UN involvement.

The question being posed by regional analysts is whether the gap between national aspirations and domestic incompetency will eventually bring the regime down.


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