The Final Days of the Iran Nuclear Deal
In light of Russia’s opposition to extending the arms embargo on Iran, which expires on October 23, the only way forward is to cancel the JCPOA entirely by triggering “snapback” sanctions, which no side can veto.
British Jews are too Eager to Embrace Starmer’s Still Dubious Labour Party
Although he has rid his shadow ministerial team of most of Jeremy Corbyn’s far-left faction, he has still appointed some Labour MPs with backgrounds of deeply problematic views about Israel and the Jewish people.
Wrong Candidates for Aid, Wrong Time
Humanitarian aid to Hamas and lifting Iran sanctions will empower American enemies.
Coronavirus Lessons for Coalition Talks
First, our ability to control our world is limited. An unknown number of months ago, through unclear means, the coronavirus broke out in China and landed in the rest of the world shortly thereafter.
The Viruses of Lebanon
The country is plagued by more than the debilitating global coronavirus pandemic, as terrorists beholden to Iran’s rulers are inflicting just as much damage, if not more.
Coronavirus Kills Hezbollah Frontman – Report
Assadollahi was also in charge of upgrading their arsenal to high precision.
Gantz has No Government, and He Knows It
Theoretically, Blue and White leader Benny Gantz has the votes to form a coalition. In practice, though it’ll never happen, which is why Gantz is now attempting to unseat Netanyahu via legislation.
No, Not all Votes are Equal
Blue and White persists in an obsessive effort to include the inimical Joint Arab List in determining the fate of the Jewish nation-state.
Has Syria Reactivated its Chemical-Weapons Program? Recent Strikes Might Provide a Clue
If Israeli airstrikes did target a chemical-weapons site, then it would be a sign that the Syrian regime has returned to its wicked ways, Syria analyst Professor Eyal Zisser tells JNS.
Iran is a Mess… Which Creates Strategic Opportunities for Israel
Iran’s drive for regional hegemony and obsessive focus on assaulting Israel, combined with the coronavirus outbreak, have left it stretched thin. As a result, Jerusalem has a sad-but-real window of opportunity to act.