Presenting the challenges and dilemmas facing Israelis and Jews around the world.
The Iran War serves as a case study in strategic inconsistency, where the lack of a coherent plan for regime change forced the Iranian leadership into a desperate, escalatory stance. While the U.S. and Israel successfully degraded Iran’s nuclear, naval, and air capabilities, these tactical gains remain fragile without ...
Recent primary elections in New York reflect the emergence of a transnational, revolutionary socialist movement that mirrors the ideological trajectory of Jeremy Corbyn’s Labour Party in the United Kingdom. Reihan Salam of the Manhattan Institute identifies this shift as a global phenomenon, where activists prioritize ...
The current U.S.-Iran nuclear negotiations in Switzerland face a stalemate, as Iran’s concessions fall short of President Trump’s requirements, likely leading to repeated extensions rather than a final accord or immediate conflict. Israel finds itself increasingly isolated from these discussions, with political analyst...
The recent conflict between Israel and Iran highlights the persistent disconnect between military success and political resolution in the Middle East. Despite Israel’s effective degradation of Iranian air defenses, nuclear capabilities, and Hezbollah’s leadership, the resulting Memorandum of Understanding suggests a st...
The recent 14-point memorandum of understanding between the United States and Iran marks a significant shift in regional dynamics, effectively pausing hostilities while creating an interim framework for economic relief. This agreement, which includes lifting sanctions on Iranian oil and banking, raises concerns regardi...
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