The Long View of Iran
Iran is losing whether it is being bombed, sanctioned, or embargoed—or all three. Its ultimate fate now rests with the Trump administration,
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An Unlearned Lesson: The Sorry Record of Regime Change Operations in the Middle East
What, then, is the right path forward for Washington? The prospect that Iran will capitulate is unlikely, and, given the results to
Why Is Saudi Arabia Appeasing Iran?
Saudi Arabia’s foreign policy lacks strength or strategic depth. It is a policy that rewards aggression and forgoes available tools to strengthen
Who Won The Third Gulf War?
A new regional era is emerging whereby the Third Gulf War might very well lead to Iran’s gradual reincorporation into the US-led
Relations Between Israel And Turkey Have Never Been Worse
I think that Erdogan is getting sick and tired of standing by and watching his allies in the region get crushed by
Why the US-Iran Talks Failed
He needs to talk to Trump. As often happens with this President, his thoughts stray from the hard work of finding a
Trump Got Played by Israel… And the Game Continues
Who gets the blame? Pete Hegseth. When the US attack ramps back up later this week, and Iran continues to pummel US
How Israel’s nuclear monopoly warps Middle East security
The time has come for the world to stop feigning ignorance about Dimona. Any serious conversation about peace in the Middle East
Boots on the Ground as Israel Sabotages Trump’s 15 Point Peace Plan
Trump’s desperate effort to find an off-ramp is now being sabotaged by Netanyahu and Israel-first Zionists in America. “The Israel Defense Forces
How History Keeps the U.S. and Iran on a Collision Course
The U.S.–Iran conflict persists not only because of strategic disagreements but also because both countries interpret their toxic relationship through narratives of