Israel’s Enemies Today Aren’t Conventional Armies or Terrorist Groups, but Something New Entirely
An updated strategy for victory.
April 1, 2022
Washington cozies up to Tehran, and lambasts the Gulf states for following suit.
Earlier this month, the State Department declared that it was “profoundly disappointed and troubled” by the United Arab Emirates’ decision to invite the Syrian dictator Bashar al-Assad—Iran’s closest ally—for an official visit. Shortly thereafter, when Qatar hosted Iranian military officers at an arms exhibition, the State Department again announced that it was “deeply disappointed and troubled.” Michael Doran argues that such condemnations would be deserved, if Washington weren’t guilty of even worse:
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Washington cozies up to Tehran, and lambasts the Gulf states for following suit.
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