It was the League of Nations, an ambitious entity established 100 years ago this month that asked its member states to ensure one another’s security and national interests. But though it came ...

A two-state solution was consistently rejected by the Arabs after first accepting it, as it contradicts the intention of the League of Nations and makes no sense in the geopolitical reality.

And she will continue to stand, because she is real. And because the “other side” is not some forbidden realm. The Other Side is Israel. And Israel is here to stay.

World War I was called the "war to end all wars," leading to the creation of the League of Nations in January 1920, an international body championed by U.S. President Woodrow Wilson to prevent ...