The region is relieved about de-escalation. But it is also alarmed about an unrestrained Israel, writes H.A. Hellyer.

The events which have been unfolding in the Middle East between Israel and Iran are not just another regional flare-up. They are not episodic. They are systemic. The Israeli-Iranian confrontation, ...

Months after dictator Bashar al-Assad fled Syria, the country’s Kurdish population faces continued uncertainty — and Turkish ...

Iranian Kurdish dissidents have been watching from abroad for signs that the government in Tehran might falter after the ...

On the night of June 13, at 03:10, Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz announced that Israel had launched a preemptive ...

Israel's Hanegbi leads daily talks with Syria, hints at Golan withdrawal for normalization. Efforts aim to include ...

Drawing attention to the dangers facing Rojhilat Kurdistan, the KNK has announced it is working to form a common platform ...

Iran launched retaliation against the United States on Monday, firing short- and medium-range missiles targeting the U.S. Al ...

The ongoing exchange of missiles, and the accompanying psychological and intelligence warfare, seems like a foregone conclusion, because all the supposed dividing lines in the Israeli-Iranian conflict ...

The United States maintains several military bases in the Middle East to protect its economic, energy, and strategic ...

US currently maintains 19 facilities across the region, with at least 8 reported to be permanent, across Bahrain, Egypt, Iraq, Israel, Jordan, Kuwait, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Syria & UAE.

Israel’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has said his country had “no choice” but to launch airstrikes to stop Iran’s imminent rush to acquire a nuclear bomb. But it has also been apparent that this ...