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Eritrea’s proxy war against Ethiopia (opens the original)
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Eritrean dictator Isaias Afwerki has always viewed everything through the lens of his own survival. As a result, he portrayed the United States as a threat to himself and Eritrea, casting Ethiopia as a U.S. proxy. Now he is using Israel and the United Arab Emirates to revive the same narrative, again casting Ethiopia as the proxy in question. Afwerki has successfully brought together seven Ethiopian armed groups whose political objectives differ sharply but whose opposition to Ethiopian Prime Mi
Mokha is a warning: The Houthis are coming for Bab el-Mandeb (opens the original)
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The warning was on the wall for years. The capture of Mokha, a port city on the Red Sea coast of Yemen, is the consequence. And it’s not surprising. The answer must therefore be regional, territorial and aimed at defeating the Houthi military machine and dismantling the network behind it. The Houthi seizure of Mokha, their control of Perim Island—a piece of land inside the Bab el-Mandeb itself—and their defeat of Yemeni forces backed by Saudi Arabia are not simply another development in Yemen’s
The Islamist threats to Saudi Arabia in the Horn and Red Sea (opens the original)
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The recent Saudi-Turkish-Pakistani defense pact is already being described as an “Islamic NATO.” It is nothing of the sort. NATO was built around coherent strategic and political alignment. This pact brings together three countries whose interests barely overlap and often directly compete. The pact is Saudi Arabia’s attempt to confront Iran and its armed proxies, but it does not provide the ground commitment needed to defeat Yemen’s Houthis and risks giving greater legitimacy to Turkey’s Muslim
Saudi Arabia doubles down on its failed Yemen strategy (opens the original)
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Saudi Arabia’s newly announced Red Sea maritime coalition is a striking example of diplomatic self-delusion. After nearly a decade of failing to subdue the Houthis, Riyadh is doubling down on the same strategic fallacy that has defined its failed Yemen strategy. The fatal strategic error behind Saudi Arabia’s approach is misdiagnosing the Houthi threat as a maritime problem. It is not. The Red Sea crisis is only the symptom; the real source of power is the Houthis’ territorial control inside Yem
Jerusalem has another ancient defender (opens the original)
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A few weeks ago, a rabbi came to my home to perform the circumcision of my newborn son. During our conversation, he remarked that many Israelis assume circumcision is practiced primarily by Jews. Then he paused and said, “But I know the Tigrinya also practice circumcision in Eritrea.” That brief exchange stayed with me because it revealed how little most Israelis know about the Tigrinya people and their Orit tradition (a canon of biblical scriptures). Circumcision is only one example of a wider
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