Retired Israeli general: Pushing Iran deal exit ‘worst strategic mistake in Israel’s history’
The security establishment in the Jewish state is getting increasingly vocal as prospects dim for a return to the JCPOA.
The security establishment in the Jewish state is getting increasingly vocal as prospects dim for a return to the JCPOA.
Nothing good can come for Tel Aviv if it carries out an attack, or threatens and never does.
As talks resume to return to the JCPOA, unlikely voices are emerging to support its revival.
Anyone hoping for a more creative policy that recognizes all bad actors in current Middle East crises will be disappointed.
Without it, the United States and its military will be bogged down in the Middle East indefinitely.
Did Washington overplay its hand by not brokering with the more moderate government in Tehran when it had the chance?
Nearly 50 national and local groups say Iranians are badly in need of humanitarian goods regardless of whether the negotiations continue.
The White House reportedly wouldn’t commit to staying in the deal for the remainder of the president’s term.
The survey did not show evidence that the regime is close to collapse.
This week the secretary of state seemed to encourage Yair Lapid’s talk about using force. Is diplomacy dead?
Unfortunately too much time has passed and there may be no compelling reason for either side to return to talks.
The recent push to get China to cut its Iranian oil imports belies President Biden’s so-called ‘relentless diplomacy.’
The arguments they make against the JCPOA make no sense, and instead appear meant to obscure the sources of Iranian conduct.
Easing sanctions on humanitarian grounds would go a long way to show the US is serious about returning to the JCPOA.
Time is wasting, and as Tehran delays, it continues to accumulate enriched uranium and operate advanced centrifuges.
Arguments against the JCPOA only become comprehensible only when one understands that nuclear nonproliferation is not their goal.
The E3’s failure to stand up to Trump was compounded by a series of miscalculations in the six months since Biden took office.
The administration may be overhauling punitive sanctions — but some countries will still be treated differently than others.
Israel’s longest serving prime minister beat the Iran war drums for years and finally got the ear of an American president in Donald Trump.
FDD hawks tried to launder public allied intel docs in an effort to halt JCPOA talks, but a closer look reveals a house of cards.
Politico is hyping a ‘threat’ that may or may not be happening, but even if it was, there’s no need to hit the panic button.