Zarif Recordings Illustrate the IRGC’s Dominance Over Iranian Policy
Kerry called Zarif’s claim “unequivocally false. This never happened – either when I was Secretary of State or since.”
Iran: Where Biden and Israel’s Legal Fraternity Converge
With its elected leaders hamstrung by unelected lawyers, the likelihood that Israel will be capable of conceiving and carrying out a policy to block Iran’s rise as a nuclear power is not high.
Countering Iran’s Growing Drone Threat
The U.S. military needs to develop an “integrated system” to defend against drones.
Israel has No Choice but to Act on its Own to Stop Iran
Israeli officials are pleading against more appeasement of Tehran. But revelations about John Kerry’s past betrayal help explain the administration’s refusal to listen.
Natanz and Anonymous Israeli ‘Chatter’
Suddenly, Netanyahu’s mantra about not allowing Iran to obtain nuclear weapons is being treated by his foes as evidence that he’s violating Israel’s traditional tight lips on actions against the Islamic Republic.
Tehran’s Eyes on Washington
The most well-known of these was the 2018 Mossad operation demonstrating Israel’s prowess; carting off over half a ton of secret Iranian nuclear files from a warehouse in Tehran.
Does America’s Afghanistan Pullout Bode ill for Israel?
Giving up on a “forever war” leads many to doubt American resolve in long-term conflicts. But there’s a difference between a prudent use of force and the appeasement of enemies like Iran.
Naftali, Don’t Abandon the Course
A letter to Naftali Bennett, leader of Israel’s Yamina Party.
Pretend Ambiguity is Useless
Israel’s desire to maintain ambiguity with regard to its military operations is understandable, but also comes with distinct disadvantages.
Militia Build-Up Seen as Key to Iranian “Sovereignty” in Southern Syria
Since 2019, Iran helped establish 36 local militias throughout southern Syria, giving it a new means of influence in the area, and future attack options against Israel, a new report by an Israeli research organization finds.
