Nehad Ismail

Nehad Ismail investigates CIA-ISIS and Mossad-ISIS conspiracy theories, and Assad-ISIS and Iran-ISIS linkages.

Obama foreign policy is a mess, with Iran racing towards nuclear capability. Obama is either helping facilitate that or he is completely outclassed.

Nobody believes a word that Obama says. His empty promises, insincere red lines and waffling show the US is a toothless tiger that can be kicked at will.

Jordanian warplanes carried out a bombing raid in Syria on Wednesday as part of a second day of US-led air strikes against the ISIS terrorist group.

Quneitra, a ruined border crossing town between Syria and Israeli controlled territories of the Golan Heights is a pawn in a game between Assad and militants.

Maliki, the disaster, played for time, accused President Fuad Masum of violating the constitution, and withdrew only under huge pressure by former allies.

Inside The Arab Revolution is an important contribution to the debate surrounding the Arab spring. It will be a reference for studying the Arab World and the history of the Arab revolution 2011-2014.

ISIS suddenly emerged in Syria, at a time when the collapse of Assad's regime seemed imminent. The emergence of ISIS saved the Syrian regime by threatening the world with an alternative terrorist regime would replace Assad's.

Nehad Ismail reports on ethics in media, after attending a media ethics conference in London. The controversial points of objectivity, neutrality and accuracy were discussed.

Nehad Ismail asks whether the Smiling Rouhani's words can be believed or trusted, over the issue of Iran's nuclear program, saying they have no intention of scaling back.

Nehad Ismail investigates the groups fighting in Syria and concludes there are three main categories. Nothing is black and white in this mess.

Nehad Ismail says Obama has disappointed the Saudis, with his insipid ever-changing weal foreign policy in the Middle East, ignoring the rise of forces controlled by Russia and Iran.

Nehad Ismail reviews the reason that Jordan not only looks stable, but is stable, as violence, destruction and chaos takes place all around.

Nehad Ismail looks at the fall of Al-Jazeera Arabic and the rise of Al Arabiya, as middle eastern regimes increasing call Al-Jazeera their enemy.

Nehad Ismail looks at the mess in Syria and says the second round of Geneva 2 talks ended in failure, a predictable outcome, given Russia's backing of Assad.

The regime also lied to Ban Ki-moon, the UN Secretary General when they promised not to target civilians, but they did the exact opposite.

Chatah, a Sunni Muslim, opposed to Hezbollah's political and military role in Lebanon, was on his way to attend a meeting when the explosion occurred.

Would appeasing Iran work in easing tensions in the region? Can the world trust Iran? Historical evidence suggests otherwise.

King of the Sands is a biopic of Abd al-Aziz ibn Abd al-Rahman Al Saud, also known as 'Ibn Saud', an emir of the central Arabian Al Saud clan and founder of the present-day kingdom of Saudi Arabia.

The US has evidence that the chemical nerve agent Sarin was used in a deadly attack in Damascus last month, Secretary of State John Kerry says.