Labour Friends of Israel (UK) recent pamphlet explores a wide range of subjects, from demographic shifts, the malign regional influence of Iran, and the lessons UK Labour can learn from the Biden administration, in chapter contributions from Steve McCabe MP, Michael Herzog, Moran Zaga, John Lyndon, Huda Abuarquob, Emman El-Badawy, Baroness Ramsay of Cartvale and Gary Kent. Most importantly, the pamphlet argues that UK Labour’s foreign policy focus must be broadened beyond the “distorting and narrow” obsession with Israel-Palestine.
The Institute for the Study of War (ISW) with support from the Critical Threats Project (CTP) at the American Enterprise Institute launched an interactive map of Iran and the Middle East.
While officials in Jerusalem have been tightlipped about what capabilities they have to destroy the Islamic Republic’s nuclear facilities, there is no doubt that doing so will be a more difficult task than destroying Iraq’s Osirak reactor in 1981 or the Syrian reactor in 2007.
Protests in Israel are nothing new, but those on the Golan Heights this June were different.
Inside the country today, people cannot fathom their present, let alone see any future
As part of its efforts to strengthen the Kurdistan Region of Iraq, the Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG) has endeavored to establish a diversified economy through Vision 2020 and Vision 2030.
What the Christian community in Iraq faces can only be defined as intense hatred and hostility. Since 2003, Christians in central and southern Iraq have been subjected to killing, abuse, kidnapping, discrimination, and forced displacement.
