Israel’s right-wing parties have been celebrating Donald Trump’s victory, but there could be some very negative long-term implications arising from this new direction in US-Israel relations.

Despite the pressure, the perceptions of “fairness,” and the predictions of conflict resolution, there is a remarkable dearth of dialogue as to what a Palestinian state might in fact look like.

The increasingly intractable Israel-Palestinian conflict owes much of its current impasse to the doomed Oslo peace process of the 1990s.

Pessimism looms over upcoming talks between the Palestinians and Israel in Egypt.

Of all the myths that surround the Israeli-Arab conflict, the most prominent and cherished is that the inevitable solution is a two-state framework.

Will this military offensive contribute to the final puzzle in the region - peace between Israel and Palestine, and a viable two-state solution?

There's a rising threat of extremism on the Sinai Peninsula.

The Geopoliticalmonitor’s Anthony Rusonik analyzes the success of President Obama’s foreign policy in the Middle East. 

Exploring some of the potential risks involved in an Israeli intervention in the Syrian conflict.

Examining what Qatar has to gain from its recent involvement in Gaza.