Benjamin Netanyahu Is a Successful Leader, Not a Magician
The explanation for his political longevity is straightforward.
September 20, 2019
When Iran Attacks in the “Gray Zone,” the U.S. Should Respond in Kind
Tehran has chosen a middle ground between war and peace.
Since its war with Iraq ended, writes Michael Eisenstadt, the Islamic Republic has taken to operating in a “gray zone” between war and peace, using proxy militias, terrorist groups, and plausibly deniable attacks to achieve its goals without open warfare. Taking the recent attack on Saudi Arabia as an example of this strategy, Eisenstadt urges the U.S. to retaliate by giving Tehran a taste of its own medicine:
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When Iran Attacks in the “Gray Zone,” the U.S. Should Respond in Kind
Tehran has chosen a middle ground between war and peace.
“Our Boys” May Be Good Television, but Its Message Is Unquestionably Anti-Israel
Their boys, not ours.
A Long-Lost Notebook Sheds Light on the Origins of “Hava Nagilah”
From ḥasidic melody to Zionist anthem.
Why Are the Left’s Favorite Muslims Anti-Semites?
The Women’s March does a revealing reshuffle.