Something is being forgotten, or consciously repressed about Iran’s deeds under the leadership of ayatollah Khamenei. Especially amongst those many on the anti-Zionist-left and the openly antisemitic Tucker Carlson/ Candace Owens-right, who…
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The Blogs: Sen. Kim calls it a ‘War of Choice.’ Iran has been at war with US since 1979 | Stephen M. Flatow
An Open Letter to Senator Andy Kim
Senator Kim,
Your March 1st MSNBC op-ed deserves a direct response — not because your concerns about congressional war powers are without merit, but because the piece crosses from legitimate policy debate…
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The Blogs: A single woman can change the world | Judy Halper
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Today we celebrate the act of a single woman. Faced with a racist, murderous regime, she wormed her way into favor and then, with nothing more than her brains and looks, she turned the tables. She orchestrated the…
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Here We Go Again
It seemed almost inevitable. The Ayatollahs continued to denigrate Israel and the USA, calling us the ‘Little Satan’ and the ‘Big Satan’ respectively, pretending to negotiate terms for reducing their nuclear weapons programme while not…
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The Blogs: From Nobel Peace Prize to complicity with terrorists | Karine Toledano
This piece was co-authored by Alain Destexhe
For over half a century, Doctors without Borders – Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) stood as a model for principled humanitarian medicine. Since its founding in 1971, the organization…
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The Blogs: The Strategic Stupidity of Iranian Leadership | Sherwin Pomerantz
Over the past few years, when discussion turned to Iran and whether they would or would not use a nuclear weapon if they had one, we often heard a constant refrain. Basically, people said that the leadership there may be tyrannical but they…
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The Blogs: The right to intervene, for whom? | Francis Moritz
Where have all the moralizing voices gone?
Where are the European leaders when it comes to defending the Iranian population, held in an iron grip by the Revolutionary Guards? It is true they were neither warned nor consulted — but for what…
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The Blogs: The Optics of a Global War | Vitalii Portnikov
Many of my Ukrainian readers and viewers today ask what guided me when I warned that if the Russian-Ukrainian war could not be stopped within four years, we would become witnesses—and participants—in a new major confrontation. Some insist…
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The Blogs: Sisi Panics: Iran War Threatens to Bankrupt Egypt’s Regime | Amine Ayoub
Abdel Fattah el-Sisi is panicking. Behind the gilded doors of his multi-billion-dollar New Administrative Capital, Egypt’s president is working the phones, making frantic appeals to Gulf monarchs. Publicly, Sisi projects the image of a stoic…
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The Blogs: Beyond the Strike: What Victory in Iran Really Looks Like for the US | Judah Taub
The world will soon be asking whether the attack on Iran worked.
Every damage assessment, every cable news countdown clock, every retired general with a television booking is focused on the same question. For Americans watching this unfold,…
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