Hussein Ibish

If the anti-democratic ideology of 'National Conservatism' takes root in a post-Trump Washington, Israeli apartheid will continue uncriticised

Close ties with Washington appear to no longer provide protection from Israeli attacks

Disasters in the country have been in no short supply and yet the institution has remained a beacon of hope and progress

It's no longer just Russia versus a US-led western front

The US capital is flawed, but it is under no emergency, and a far cry from the picture painted by Trump

The US President's most valuable asset right now is the caution shown by so many in the US power structure

Nonetheless, the Trump administration’s tactics set a dangerous example

Worldviews built on challenging the narrative often find it hard to take 'no' for an answer

America's two-party system is baked into its Constitution

There is still some resistance in the House of Representatives from budget skeptics, but the bill is likely to pass

It's unclear what any of these countries accomplished during the 12-day war

The US President's strategy to deal with the Israel-Iran conflict has gone from risky to reckless

Anti-deportation actions were manageable, but the US President saw an opportunity to use federal troops to confront Americans angry about his policies

The US administration could not contain two alpha males, and Washington was never going to be big enough for both of them

The US administration is going after universities and everything that they stand for