The U.S. Has the Legal Tools to Maintain the Arms Embargo on Iran—if It’s Willing to Use Them
Snapback.
July 1, 2020
The U.S. Has the Legal Tools to Maintain the Arms Embargo on Iran—if It’s Willing to Use Them
Snapback.
At a virtual meeting of the UN Security Council yesterday, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo urged the council’s members to extend a conventional-arms embargo on the Islamic Republic, set to expire this fall. His words were met with threats to veto any attempt to do so—not just from Russia and China, but from the United Kingdom as well. But what Pompeo failed to do, writes Benny Avni, is to threaten to use the “snapback” clause in the 2015 nuclear agreement, which any party can invoke unilaterally:
July 1, 2020
The UK Labor Party Censures Those Who Blame Israel for the Abuses of American Police, but the “New York Times” Hires Them
One institution improves as the other declines.
The South African Chief Justice Who Praised Israel and Sparked the Ire of His Own Government
Mogoeng Mogoeng.
The Hebrew Bible Never Speaks of Religion, Belief, or Even Law
Evidence that Judaism can’t be reduced to intellectual abstractions.
Two Rare Discoveries Are Evidence of the Original Return to Zion
Fake writing and filling an archaeological “black hole.”