Hussein Ibish

A nuclear deal with Tehran might quickly give way to an endless and increasingly bitter exchange of accusations over implementation, writes Hussein Ibish

Palestinian president must reverse the travesty over Salam Fayyad’s organisation if he wants to protect his legacy, writes Hussein Ibish

“Race” has always been the savage underbelly of American culture, says Hussein Inish.

Jerusalem is a final status issue to be negotiated between Israel and the Palestinians, writes Hussein Ibish.

ISIL's cynicism is on full display in the group's two suicide bomb attacks in Saudi Arabia, argues Hussein Ibish

If the real goal of the US is merely contain ISIL in Syria, rather than completely destroy it, then the Obama Administration should come clean, writes Hussein Ibish

The US-GCC talks at Camp David have been promising but the real progress will occur in the conversation to follow, writes Hussein Ibish.

The Camp David summit meeting should be the beginning of a longer, intensified dialogue between two parts of the world that need each other as much as ever, writes Hussein Ibish

Hussein Ibish says it is likely that some agreement will be made between Washington and Tehran.

Attempts by the US congress to stop the BDS movement will backfire spectacularly on Israel, argues Hussein Ibish.

The Yemen solution cannot be pursued in a manner that ends up strengthening Al Qaeda, argues Hussein Ibish

It's premature to label the Saudi-led intervention in Yemen a 'quagmire', but there is a danger the Arab forces could find themselves bogged down, writes Hussein Ibish

A more integrated terror group would present a new set of security and political nightmares, writes Hussein Ibish

Not much will change for the Palestinians as Israel votes but Hussein Ibish contends that a good showing by the United Arab List will give better bargaining power.

Hussein Ibish notes that Israelis can completely ignore the reality of the Palestinian people and get away with it