The Assassination of a Nuclear Scientist Is a Reminder That Iran Has Been Breaking the Rules for Years
A warning to the incoming American administration.
November 30, 2020
The Assassination of a Nuclear Scientist Is a Reminder That Iran Has Been Breaking the Rules for Years
A warning to the incoming American administration.
On Friday, Mohsen Fakhrizadeh, the chief scientist behind the Islamic Republic’s nuclear-weapons program, was killed in what appears to have been a carefully planned and executed operation—widely thought to have been Israel’s doing. In 2011, Fakhrizadeh was given a new position as head of the Organization for Defensive Innovation and Research (known by its Persian acronym SPND), which was a front for Tehran’s illegal nuclear activities. Richard Goldberg explains:
November 30, 2020
Barack Obama’s Revisionist History of Israel
To the former president, the Jewish state is a colonial force occupying the land thanks to its “armed militias.”
Using the Killing of George Floyd to Universalize—and Minimize—the Holocaust
The crimes of American policemen are utterly irrelevant to the slaughter of six million Jews.
The Book of Psalms’ Universal Message about Death and Mortality
Prayers on the death of a father.
The Ex-Anti-Semite Who Risked His Life to Fight the Nazis
“Resistance,” then and now.