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November 25, 2020

How Israel and Its Allies Could Have a Positive Influence on the Biden Administration’s Iran Policy

Washington shouldn’t make concessions without asking for something in return.

While the president-elect has expressed his desire to return the U.S. to the 2015 nuclear agreement with the Islamic Republic, this should not in itself cause worry in Jerusalem; it has never been the Israeli government’s position that a deal with Tehran is undesirable, only that the flaws of the deal negotiated by the Obama administration outweighed its benefits. Thus Yaakov Amidror, Efraim Inbar, and Eran Lerman urge Israel to approach Joe Biden’s national-security team—whose senior members were announced this week—to urge them to act prudently:

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November 25, 2020

  1. How Israel and Its Allies Could Have a Positive Influence on the Biden Administration’s Iran Policy

    Washington shouldn’t make concessions without asking for something in return.

  2. Mike Pompeo’s Historic Visit to Israel Recognizes Realities, and Jewish Rights

    A not-unprecedented trip to the Golan and a stop at a legal settlement.

  3. Anti-Semitism Has No Place at the Pentagon

    With Douglas Macgregor, Republicans have their own Ilhan Omar.

  4. How the Mossad Saved a Biblical Deer Species from Iran

    Snuck out just before the revolution.

  5. A New Science-Fiction Movie Explores What Happens When the Future Goes to War with the Past

    Tenet and the tenets of progressivism.