Don’t let them force you to choose between being an American and being a Jew
How to feel, and what to do, one month after the massacres
A startling string of policy failures shows the hollowness of the U.S. foreign policy establishment and its servile wunderkind, Jake Sullivan
It was the first in a series of hugely consequential lies that will shape our country as much as the Middle East
The trail that leads from Tehran to D.C. passes directly through the offices of Robert Malley and the International Crisis Group
How the U.S. is working to constrain Israel before announcing its new Iran deal
A China-brokered agreement with Iran shocked and dismayed Washington, whose mercurial policy gyrations are getting harder for the Saudis to understand
U.S. support for demonstrations in Tel Aviv isn’t about the future of Israel’s judiciary. It’s about handcuffing Israel while Iran gets the bomb.
The longer we refuse to acknowledge the mistakes of the Iran deal, the greater a price we pay
The Biden administration’s destructive cooperation with an anti-American tyranny is undercutting a brave, principled, and popular opposition movement
Why does Joe Biden seek to align America with a violent ‘Handmaid’s Tale’ regime that beats women to death for exposing their hair?
The Obama-Biden doctrine means that our Mideast allies don’t have to like the Iran deal. They just have to pay for it.
Regardless of the ‘inherent guarantees’ it is seeking, Iran is wrong to believe that President Biden and Secretary Blinken can keep their promises of protection and largesse for the regime’s worst elements past January 2023
The administration’s willing dependence on the Kremlin for its Iran policy sealed Ukraine’s fate
The administration and its press poodles are trying to normalize Iranian plots to kill Americans on U.S. soil in the pursuit of a nuclear deal that has long outlived any plausible arguments for its usefulness
Iran’s attempts to avenge the killing of Qassem Soleimani are another inconvenient truth for the Biden administration’s nuclear negotiators
The administration’s horror over Putin’s war is not merely performative, but functional—in the service of realigning with Iran
The president and his people try to seal a new Iran deal by hanging their appeasement of Putin on Israel
