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January 11, 2021

The President-Elect Must Not Give in to Iran’s Nuclear Blackmail

To get a better deal, continued leverage is necessary.

Last week, Tehran both affirmed that it had increased its enrichment of uranium and seized a South Korean oil tanker. “This escalation,” write Richard Goldberg and Mark Dubowitz, “may be designed to put additional pressure on President-elect Joe Biden to rejoin the 2015 Iran nuclear deal.” As the mullahs surely know, the incoming president has made clear that he plans to rejoin the deal after taking office, yet he has also stressed that in doing so he wishes to strengthen it and correct some of its flaws. Goldberg and Dubowitz observe:

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January 11, 2021

  1. The President-Elect Must Not Give in to Iran’s Nuclear Blackmail

    To get a better deal, continued leverage is necessary.

  2. How to Make Israel’s Improving Relations with the Arab World Last

    An American priority.

  3. Under the Strain of the Coronavirus, American Jewish Day Schools Prove Their Mettle

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  5. In Banning Kosher Slaughter, European Countries Not Only Trample Religious Freedom, but Also Make a Mockery of the Humane Treatment of Animals

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