United States
New Egyptian Regime Reopens Old Fights in Republican Foreign Policy Circles
In the wake of the military takeover, realists and neocons revisit the legacy of George W. Bush’s Freedom Agenda
By
Lee Smith
· August 28, 2013
United States
Losing Petraeus, Losing Iran
The general was one of few who understood that Iran was at war with the U.S., and no bargain could be struck
By
Lee Smith
· November 14, 2012
Middle East
An Egyptian Democrat Gives Up
The first free presidential election in Egypt begins today. No matter the winner, liberal democracy has lost.
By
Amr Bargisi
· May 23, 2012
The Scroll
Anchored
How Israel thwarted the second Gaza flotilla
By
Marc Tracy
· July 6, 2011
The Scroll
Today on Tablet
The Turkish conundrum, video evidence, and more
By THE EDITORS · June 2, 2010
Middle East
Silent Right
How Jewish conservatives blew it on Iraq and Iran
By David P. Goldman · April 2, 2010
The Scroll
What Petraeus Actually Said
General thinks Israel is merely one factor in region
By
Marc Tracy
· March 18, 2010
Middle East
Purple Prose of Cairo
The trouble with conservative critiques of Obama’s Cairo speech
By
· June 8, 2009
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