Category: Iran
Is the Iranian Revolutionary Guard a Terrorist Group?
U.S. President Joe Biden and Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett held their fourth phone conversation on Sunday afternoon.
Accommodating Iran Will Be No More Successful Than Accommodating Russia
Vladimir Putin has opened the gates of hell by invading Ukraine at the end of his 23-year journey to destroy Europe’s post-Cold War security architecture and reestablish Russia’s lost imperial glory.
A guide to final stretch of Iran nuclear negotiations – analysis
In the coming days or weeks, the US and Iran may return to a nuclear deal.
Israel’s Mossad suspected of high-level Iran penetration
In November 2020, a convoy carrying Mohsen Fakhrizadeh, Iran’s most prominent nuclear scientist, came under fire.
The Iran Debate Heats Up Has Iran Finally Chosen to Break Out and What to Do About it?
Biden Must Stand with the Repressed People of Iran
The Imperative of Reading Ruth
More than anything else, Ruth Wisse’s memoir, Free as a Jew, is a necessary book. In her person, Wisse holds two realities that some Jews have difficulty reconciling – pre and post-Holocaust reality.
Labour must craft a new approach to promoting peace in the Middle East
In the months since President Biden’s inauguration, we’ve already begun to see the difference in his administration’s approach to international affairs. “America First” is out, multilateral engagement is in.
Warnings in Iran of an “Emigration Tsunami”
Hundreds of thousands of Iranians emigrated over the past decade, and in recent months, these numbers have grown, with more and more people in Iran desperate over the difficult economic situation, rising unemployment, and the little hope for change given the strengthened power of the conservatives and the election of President Raisi.