Informal ties, long standing protocols and cultural sensitivity achieved what many ‘rules-based’ systems struggle to deliver: quick, face-saving de-escalation.

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Bret Stephens’ recent New York Times editorial, “No, Israel Is Not Committing a Genocide in Gaza,” attempts to dispel this inflammatory charge against the Jewish State. His argument is that those who ...

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At a time of immense humanitarian need in the Gaza Strip and across the region, countries of East and Southeast Asia ...

The image of a skeletal one-year-old Gazan boy wearing a bin-bag nappy and cradled in his mother's arms shocked the world about the scale of the humanitarian crisis in Gaza.