Iran Archives

Daniel Pipes: As Iran Approaches a Nuclear Breakout

I find it hard to imagine that Moscow will challenge Israel over Syria, a secondary interest for it but a priority for Israel.

Confused by Tehran’s Latest Maneuvers? Don’t Be

The Iranian regime thinks Biden is so desperate to revive Obama’s disastrous nuclear deal that he will agree to anything, despite provocations and impossible demands. They’re probably right.

In Wake of Rocket Attacks on Israel, Hezbollah Tries to Signal It’s ‘In Control’

The firing of 19 rockets at open areas near Kiryat Shmona was a calculated step by Hezbollah designed to indicate that it will not “allow” Israeli airstrikes in Lebanon to go unanswered; the scope of Israel’s retaliation will determine the next stage of this controlled standoff.

Report: Iranian ship mysteriously blows up in Syrian port

In a possible retaliatory attack, an explosion took place today on an Iranian ship in the Port of Latakia in Syria according to Arab reports.

Dismantle Iran Now

The disintegration of the country into ethnic states is not only feasible but steadily becoming more likely—and should be vigorously supported by the international community.

Unrest Grows in Iran, but Is the Regime in Danger?

Triggered by water scarcity, the protests soon began to include more generalized anti-regime slogans.

Raisi’s Presidency a ‘Metaphor’ for Iran’s Regional Escalation

The low-intensity war between Israel and Iran has come out of the shadows as the Islamic Republic signals its intention to plant its stake as a regional superpower by installing an ultra-conservative president, and by continuing to attack Israeli and foreign targets at sea.