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Dennis Ross


Dennis Ross has served in senior positions in several administrations, most recently (2009-2011) as a special assistant to President Barack Obama. His new book is Doomed to Succeed: The U.S.-Israel Relationship from Truman to Obama.

Latest Content

  1. Editor's Pick ·

    Hamas’s Surrender Must Be Israel’s Goal

    It will only happen when its leadership believes it faces imminent annihilation.

  2. Editor's Pick ·

    To Deter Iran, America Should Give Israel a Big Bomb

    The ayatollahs may doubt whether the U.S. would use it; they won’t have any trouble believing that the Israelis will.

  3. Editor's Pick ·

    Striking the Proper Balance on Saudi Arabia

    The U.S. must find a way to chastise, while still supporting, this problematic but necessary ally.

  4. Editor's Pick ·

    The Nuclear Deal Doesn’t Prevent the U.S. from Punishing the Ayatollahs for Mistreating Their People

    The U.S. should follow Ronald Reagan’s example.

  5. Editor's Pick ·

    Anti-Semitism’s Long History in America’s Organs of Foreign Policy

    Valerie Plame’s dual-loyalty accusations are all too typical.

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    Bolstering the U.S. Alliance with Friendly Arab States Can Help Revive the Peace Process

    Reverse linkage.

  7. Editor's Pick ·

    Enforcing the Ceasefire May Be America’s Way Forward in Syria

    Keeping Russia in check.

  8. Editor's Pick ·

    What a New Biography of Yitzḥak Rabin Illuminates

    A life with consequences.

  9. Editor's Pick ·

    Is Saudi Arabia on the Cusp of a Transformation?

    More likely to moderate than Iran.

  10. Editor's Pick ·

    Discredit Islamic State by Force of Arms

    Also, exploit social media and contain Iran.

  11. Editor's Pick ·

    Russia Won’t Help Bring Peace to Syria

    Putin aims to demonstrate that Russia, and not America, is the main power broker in the region.

  12. Response ·

    Nothing in the Middle East Happens by Accident—Except When It Does

    By Dennis Ross

    It is not often that one agrees with the general conclusion of a thesis and rejects its premise. But in reading Michael Doran’s essay, “Our Man in Moscow,” that is where I find myself. His conclusions...

    Nothing in the Middle East Happens by Accident—Except When It Does
  13. Editor's Pick ·

    Will the Palestinians Face Consequences for Rejecting Peace?

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