Samuel Siskind

If anyone had a doubt as to what dysfunction is primarily at the root of the Israel-Palestine conflict, look no further. The two warring factions that govern the Palestinian people, the …

The U.S. government shutdown extends into its third week as the political stalemate drags on. Both sides have been staunch in their positions, seemingly not wanting to budge one iota …

John Bolton likes to aggressively assert his version of order. This pattern has followed the long-time public servant over his nearly forty years of government work. But perhaps nowhere can …

It has been a week since former U.S. Marine Paul Whelan was arrested in Moscow on charges of espionage. Since initially being detained, important details about Whelan’s background have emerged, …

Perhaps the best way to encapsulate the current reconciliation with North Korea is to put it into two words: slow and uncertain. The fact that the West even finds itself …

In a recent news release, Commander Alireza Tangsiri, head of the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) Navy, announced the integration of “radar-evading technology” into the Corps’ maritime forces. “The high …

Israel’s efforts to secure its northern border have entered the diplomacy stage. The IDF’s Operation Northern Shield began nearly a month ago as a series of missions to destroy cross-border …

At the closing of last week, the Israeli government’s premier defense manufacturer announced an important development for the country’s air power. On 26 December, officials of Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI) …

The latest danger to stability in war-torn Yemen came at the close of last week, when the Yemeni government issued a claim that Houthi rebels have not fully kept the …

On 28 December, the militant organization known as the Group for Support of Islam and Muslims (JNIM), announced their most recent attack in Burkina Faso. The group’s statement claimed its …