How France Became Iran’s Biggest Advocate
In search of former glory—and money.
September 24, 2019
How France Became Iran’s Biggest Advocate
In search of former glory—and money.
For some time, the French president Emmanuel Macron has sought to position himself as a mediator between the U.S. and the Islamic Republic. Macron’s ostensible hope is to convince Tehran to concede to a modified version of the 2015 nuclear deal and to release some of its political prisoners in exchange for an end to American sanctions. Freddy Eytan explores Macron’s motivations, and the possible results:
September 24, 2019
The Truth about Israel’s Arab Parties
They are anti-Zionist and support terrorism.
The Liberal State, Broadly Defined, Is Not Hostile to Religion
Liberalism need not require a naked public square.
The Case of Omar Shakir Shows That Israel Needs to Improve Its Defenses against Lawfare
Even if a BDS activist gets deported, Israel’s enemies will win a propaganda victory.
The Vanishing Jews of Transnistria
A land without opportunity.