Israel expressed concerns to US over security failures in Iraq
Netanyahu gov't fears implications of US inability to train Arab forces; says failures in Iraq evidence against proposed US security plan for the Jordan Valley.
By MICHAEL WILNER,HERB KEINON
Checkmating Islamists in Iraq
It's time for India and other democracies to get serious about checkmating Islamists in Iraq.
By JAGDISH N SINGH
US: Iran is welcome to participate in UN meeting on Iraq
Friday session chaired by Secretary Kerry is open to Iranian participation, US says; Obama not opposed to meeting with Rouhani.
By MICHAEL WILNER
US scores military victory over Islamic State at Mosul Dam
Key facility retaken by Kurdish forces after major campaign of American airstrikes.
By MICHAEL WILNER
Iraq's Maliki steps aside as PM, backs replacement
Haider al-Abadi is seen as a far less polarizing figure that has a chance of uniting Iraqis against Sunni insurgents.
By REUTERS
Yazidi writer: ‘Defend us from the massacres’
“Thousands of men were killed in front of their families and many old men have died from thirst and illness,” says Khalida Khalil.
By Ariel Ben Solomon
Iranian general says Tehran ready to help Iraq against ISIS militants
Senior Revolutionary Guard officer says Iran will act as it has in Syria to prevent terrorists from taking over.
By REUTERS
On surprise Baghdad visit, Kerry says US will not choose Iraq's leader
The trip comes as ISIS takes control of more and more areas, including Syria border strongholds over the weekend.
By REUTERS
Kerry: US to share information with Iran amid Iraq insurgency
US secretary of state says Washington "interested in communicating" with Iran, but adds working with Tehran to stem insurgency not on the table.
By REUTERS
Kurdish journalists to ‘Post’: We may fast-track push for independence
"Kurdistan needs people like prime ministers David Ben-Gurion, Golda Meir," Kurdish journalist says.
By Ariel Ben Solomon
Analysis: Arab Winter is coming to Baghdad
The conquest of ISIS may be short-lived, but their success should be viewed in historical perspective.
By MICHAEL WILNER
Intervention’s limits
Over the decade since the invasion of Iraq, Republicans and Democrats alike have learned the hard way the limits of the US’s ability to effect change.
By JPost Editorial
End Iraq terror
The deafening silence from the West is similar to that which greeted previous genocides in Cambodia, Rwanda and Sudan, where crimes that could have been prevented.
By JPost Editorial