The Real Architects of “Russophobia”
How Russia continues to use the idea of "Russophobia" as a political weapon.
MSNBC
After Mar-a-Lago Raid, Conspiracy Theories Rage on Left, Too
On the left, the most pervasive and potent conspiracy theory is that Trump is collaborating with hostile foreign powers to damage the United States.
Op-eds
Biden’s left banker
A nominee with a colorful story and ‘radical’ beliefs
Op-eds
Gaza 2021: How Biden Handled His Far-Left Hamas Caucus Problem
In Gaza Conflict 2021, Foundation for Defense of Democracies Senior Vice President for Research Jonathan Schanzer provides the first in-depth look at the May 2021 war initiated by Hamas against Israel,...
Op-eds
From Maximum Pressure to Maximum Deference
Biden’s appeasement of Iran has let the regime become more brazen.
Op-eds
Revisionist history on the Iran deal
President Trump’s decision to eliminate Iranian terror master Qassem Soleimani followed Tehran’s repeated violent escalations aimed at the United States and the region. But to hear former Obama administration...
Op-eds
No, the Obama administration didn’t invent the term ‘lone wolf’ for terrorists
Sebastian Gorka, a deputy assistant to President Donald Trump, is none too fond of the terrorism-fighting approach of former President Barack Obama. He made this clear during an Aug. 8 interview...
Op-eds
Greens Should Follow Germany’s Lead And Reject Israel Boycotts
Co-written by Asaf Romirowsky. While Iran's regime continues to expand its nuclear facilities and Syrian dictator Bashar Assad's war has caused a half million deaths,...
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How US states can promote Israeli-Palestinian peace
Co-written by Asaf Romirowsky The growing number of laws and resolutions approved by US states, designed to block anti-Israel boycotts, divestment and sanctions efforts have sen...
Op-eds
All in the Assad Family
Everyone loves Christmas in New York City, and Ribal al-Assad, the first cousin of the genocidal Syrian dictator Bashar al-Assad, is no exception....
Op-eds
Questions They Won’t Answer
Co-authored by Stephen F. Hayes When South Carolina’s Lindsey Graham threatened last week to place a hold in the Senate on all Obama administration nominations until the p...
Op-eds
Black Swans, Icebergs and Benghazi
‘Humans are great at self-delusion,” the polymathic philosopher Nassim Nicholas Taleb has observed. I’m confident he’d agree that the humans who populate the foreign-polic...
Op-eds
Al Gore’s Al Jazeera Sellout
It was July 18th, 2008, the birthday of Samir Kuntar, and so Al Jazeera naturally had a birthday celebration. Fortuitously, Kuntar had been...
Op-eds
From Al Gore to Al Jazeera
A shorter distance than one might have hoped.
Op-eds
Why Tom Ricks’s Fox Appearance Was Less Impressive Than You Think
You’ve probably already seen Tom Ricks’s Fox News appearance...
Op-eds
Who’s Threatening World Peace?
How did it come to pass that Israel is now widely perceived as equally culpable, if not more so, for the potential eruption of another Middle Eastern war? To hear some of America's most infl...
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The Public Sphere is Failing Because We Are Failing
In late May, I met my friend and G&L colleague Jonathan Rue for drinks in Washington’s Chinatown district. The day, even as evening approached, could best be described as...
Op-eds
Pinning Iran to the Mat
Can we learn lessons about stopping Tehran's nuclear program from a wrestling match? Read more: http://www.nydailynews.com/opin
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Jihad in Seattle
By LWJ Staff Last week, Michael D. McCright, a.k.a. Mikhial Jihad, a previously convicted felon from the north Seattle suburb of Lynnwood, pled guilty to lesser charges in a cas...
Op-eds
Pat Buchanan and His Enablers
Last week, MSNBC fired Pat Buchanan following a four-month suspension. The proximate cause of his dismissal was the publishing of his latest book, Suicide of a Superpower: Will America Survive...