A crack team of researchers recently unearthed fragments of ancient tweets that had been kept on a remote Egyptian server farm in the Nile Delta.... Read More

As various processes of change seem to take hold throughout the Middle East and North Africa there seem to be two camps emerging among observers... Read More

Israeli leaders have been understandably quiet over the last few weeks nervously watching as one country after another in the Middle East and North Africa... Read More

It seems that the entire world (including many journalists) has been voicing a non-stop stream of effusive and unqualified praise and support for events taking... Read More

by David Bernstein I'm at the Herzliya Conference in Israel, titled "The Balance of Israel's National Security," where strategic thinkers gather to discuss the big... Read More

 “Uncertainty” has once again become the watch word for the Middle East: With Hezbollah in power in Lebanon, the Egyptian government on the brink of... Read More

As unrest continues to spread in the Arab world, most visibly in Egypt & Tunisia, but perhaps most dangerously (in the near and medium term)... Read More

I have written several piece lately about the unrest (revolution?) taking place in Egypt, and the potential threat it poses to the overall stability of... Read More