Analysis & Commentary

Analysis & Commentary

The smell of dust clung to the air when I departed from the border crossing at Kerem Shalom, at the intersection of Israel, Egypt, and Gaza, this past week on July 25, 2024. I traveled through an ancient city’s suburbs

Our Iran Policy Has Failed. Time for a New Strategy.

The Biden administration still speaks of “not allowing” Iran nuclear weapons. Yet just last Friday, Secretary of State Antony Blinken remarked that Iran is “probably one or two weeks away” from “having breakout capacity to produce fissile material for a nuclear weapon.” His

President Biden has a choice: no daylight between the United States and Israel, or an Israel-Hezbollah war no one wants now. For months his administration has chosen daylight — and has risked war. It needs to reverse course. After Hamas’

Having failed so far to convince Hezbollah to take “yes” for an answer and negotiate an end to its unprovoked war on Israel, the Biden administration increasingly says “no” to Israel’s threats to resolve the conflict less diplomatically. American officials