Israel is on its Own Against Iran
Assuming that President Joe Biden concludes his deal with Iran, as now seems all but certain, Israel cannot expect any significant assistance from the United States
For Iran, it’s All About Breakout Time
The never-ending tennis match between Iran and the West could mean that Iran will have the bomb before the U.S. has a Plan B.
Will a New Iran Deal Redefine the US-Israel Relationship?
Another weak nuclear accord will create a confrontation that could help erase Trump’s Middle East triumphs that were based on both partners pursuing their own interests.
Iran’s School Curriculum Exposes the Failure of Diplomacy
Downplaying its centrality in the shaping of the ayatollahs’ foreign and national security policy only adds fuel to the Middle East and global fires, and endangers U.S. national security.
Why the U.S. Airstrike on Iranian Forces in Syria Matters
US forces carried out airstrikes in Syria on Tuesday, targeting groups affiliated with Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps. The airstrikes took place in the Euphrates River Valley, in the administrative region of Deir ez-Zor.
Time is Running Out to Act Against Iran
Once the new nuclear deal is signed, Jerusalem’s legitimacy to act militarily against the Islamic Republic will disintegrate, says former Israeli Navy commander Eliezer Marom.
An End to the Delusions About Biden, Iran and Israel?
Lapid’s claims about influencing Washington notwithstanding, the failure of Jerusalem’s impotent and belated nuclear-deal protests should be a wake-up call about a shaky alliance.
Suckers at the Casbah: America Getting Played Again by Iran
If Iran is spreading so much terror now, how much more will it spread with more billions at hand?
Why the Death Edict on Salman Rushdie?
The stabbing of Salman Rushdie raises the question: Why did Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini sentence Salman Rushdie to death in 1989 for his novel The Satanic Verses?
Salman Rushdie Was Never Safe
The stabbing of Salman Rushdie sends a renewed message to the world