Israel’s Iran Confrontation Is Pointing the Way to the Future of War
Land, air and naval forces operating separately is a thing of the past.
The Massive – But Reversible – Defeats of Iran and Turkey
To fight the U.S. allied Kurds, Erdogan betrayed Washington and tried to make a deal with Russia and Iran at the Kurds’ expense.
Time to Bar the Joint Arab List
Even a cursory perusal of the official platforms of the alliance reflects a stark rejection of Israel as the nation-state of the Jewish people.
For Israel, Now is the Time for Strategic Initiatives
In recent weeks the United States has returned to the Middle East, in a major way. With a lightning strike, it knocked Iran on its heels, erased all its achievements of the past few years and mainly exposed its weakness. It is an illuminating fact that after Iran sustained the U.S. knockout punch—in the form […]
Terminating Terrorists and Assessing Assassinations
Israel and the United States have employed targeted assassination both to preempt planned enemy attacks that are about to be carried out and to punish past ones that have already been committed.
How Will the Iranians Respond?
Iran’s ability to build up an empire of influence in the region was based largely on fear of reprisals.
Iran Lacks Good Options
The killing of Soleimani was precipitated by Iran’s departure from a tacit ground rule.
Iran’s Undivided and Indivisible Regime
Iran must be fought relentlessly on all fronts until its regime is consigned to history.
Selective Anti-Imperialism
The world’s most despotic empires do not concern Ilhan Omar and her fans.
The Mask is Off: Lebanon is Hezbollah
The genie is out of the bottle in Lebanon, and it isn’t clear whether it’ll ever go back in. One thing’s for certain, though: Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah is sweating bullets.