In Dealing with Iran, the U.S. Must Make the Best of a Bad Deal
Contain Tehran from further destabilizing the region.
January 23, 2017
In Dealing with Iran, the U.S. Must Make the Best of a Bad Deal
Contain Tehran from further destabilizing the region.
Were Donald Trump to tear up the nuclear deal with Tehran, Washington would gain little leverage while Iran would still have pocketed enormous sums of money, would continue to benefit from the lifting of international sanctions, and could continue work on its nuclear program unimpeded. Therefore, argue Emily Landau and Shimon Stein, U.S. interests would best be served by working to constrain the Islamic Republic within the parameters of the agreement:
January 23, 2017
In Allowing a Palestinian Embassy to the Vatican, Pope Francis Sends Exactly the Wrong Message
Yet another anti-Israel gesture.
The Play “Oslo” Perpetuates the Great Fantasy of Diplomacy
Successful negotiations aren’t the same as peace.
Remembering a Jewish-Israeli Artistic Genius
Old-New Thoughts on the Meaning of Life
"When science finally peers over the crest of the mountain, it will find religion has been sitting there all along."