Egypt’s Power Play – OpEd
Egypt is currently playing a crucial role in two of the most significant efforts related to the Gaza conflict. As
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Author: Neville Teller
Neville Teller's latest book is ""Trump and the Holy Land: 2016-2020". He has written about the Middle East for more than 30 years, has published five books on the subject, and blogs at "A Mid-East Journal". Born in London and a graduate of Oxford University, he is also a long-time dramatist, writer and abridger for BBC radio and for the UK audiobook industry. He was made an MBE in the Queen's Birthday Honours, 2006 "for services to broadcasting and to drama."
Website: http://www.a-mid-east-journal.blogspot.com/
Articles by Neville Teller :
Gaza’s Future – OpEd
The Arab League held a summit in Cairo on March 4 with the sole intention of considering a comprehensive plan
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Implementing Phase Two – OpEd
Will the Gaza ceasefire deal survive its first phase? That was the unanswerable question hanging over the formal end of
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Leaving Lebanon – OpEd
The unhappy truth is that, despite Hezbollah having received a military thrashing at the hands of the IDF, the organization
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Will Hamas Evade Justice? – OpEd
Regardless of how the Gaza conflict is resolved – through the ceasefire, or by way of some version of President
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How Israel Can Boost Saudi Vision 2030 – OpEd
A symbiotic relationship between Saudi Arabia and Israel is within reach. It could be of huge mutual benefit. Often overlooked
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Iran’s Nuclear Threat – OpEd
A significant topic of discussion at this year’s Davos meeting was Iran’s nuclear program. The World Economic Forum, founded in
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Nearly Half The World Hates Jews – OpEd
Nearly half the world hates Jews – that is the stark message that emerges from the most comprehensive survey of
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Post-War Gaza – OpEd
As the first phase of the ceasefire and hostage handover comes into effect, media and public opinion is divided on
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The Kurds In Syria’s Future – OpEd
What is to become of the Kurds, by far Syria’s largest minority at some two million people? The Syrian civil
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