Jonathan Spyer is a senior research fellow at the
Global Research in International Affairs Center
, a fellow at the Middle East Forum, and a columnist at the
Jerusalem Post
. He is the author of
The Transforming Fire: The Rise of the Israel-Islamist Conflict.
The Scroll
U.S. Blindspot Shows on the Iran Nuclear Deal
Administration still unconvinced of the danger of Iran’s regional ambitions
By
Jonathan Spyer
· November 25, 2013
Middle East
With Help From Tehran and Moscow, and Inaction by the U.S., Assad Is Poised To Stay
Thanks to outside forces waging a proxy battle in Syria, 2013 has become a year of attrition rather than endgames
By
Jonathan Spyer
· November 13, 2013
The Scroll
Gas Masks and Soldiers in Anxious Tel Aviv
Syria crisis marks the end of a quiet Israeli summer
By
Jonathan Spyer
· August 28, 2013
Middle East
The Lesser of Syria’s Evils
Top Israeli military and intelligence analysts are divided over which side to back in Syria’s civil war
By
Jonathan Spyer
· May 14, 2013
Middle East
Arab Upheaval Reaches Israel
The rise of the Muslim Brotherhood and the civil war in Syria are bringing violence to Israel’s borders
By
Jonathan Spyer
· November 14, 2012
Middle East
Likud’s Late Grandfather
It’s the children of Irgun fighters who are known as princes of the Israeli right. But Benzion Netanyahu was a scholar, not an underground militant.
By
Jonathan Spyer
· May 1, 2012
Middle East
Among the Insurgents
Smuggled into Syria, a reporter finds that the Free Syrian Army lacks leadership but is fiercely united against Bashar al-Assad and Iran
By
Jonathan Spyer
· February 21, 2012
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