Interview — Ex-Netanyahu adviser: We have to stop Iran’s race to the bomb
Lahav Harkov with former acting national security adviser Jacob Nagel
P5+1
Verifying Section T of the Iran Nuclear Deal
FDD Research Memo
Memos
Will North Korea’s Missile Launch a New U.S. Policy?
North Korea launched an intermediate-range ballistic missile (IRBM), probably the Musudan (Hwasong-10), from...
Policy Briefs
The IAEA’s Latest Report Falls Short
FDD Research
Memos
Next Steps in the Implementation of the JCPOA
FDD Research
Memos
The Iran Nuclear Deal From Hell, and UN Ambassador Samantha Power in the Age of Genocide
Thirteen years ago, Samantha Power made a name for herself with her Pulitzer prize-winning book, “‘A Problem from Hell’: America and the Age of Genocide.” In this book, sh...
Op-eds
Con: Iran the Big Winner in Any Nuclear Deal
DW: Nuclear talks in Vienna have been extended. Do you think there will be a comprehensive deal between the P5+1 and Iran? Mark Dubowitz: I am sure there will be a deal....
Op-eds
Misreading Khamenei’s Nuclear Role
Ayatollah Ali Khamenei has played his cards right. As the June 30 deadline for a comprehensive nuclear accord approaches, Iran’s supreme leader has maintained his rhetoric of resistance,&nb...
Op-eds
The Saudi Military Is Mobilizing. What Could Possibly Go Wrong?
The Saudis "will definitely be defeated," crows one Iranian general. Riyad...
Op-eds
Doomsday: Stopping a Middle East Nuclear Arms Race
Imagine the imposition of financial sanctions on the central bank of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia—the only Arab member of the G20 group of major economies. To this, add biting multinational...
Op-eds
A Farewell to Arms Control Treaties
The philosopher Lily Tomlin used to say: “No matter how cynical you get, it is impossible to keep up.” Has that ever been truer than it is in Washington right now? Last week,...
Op-eds
How Iran Views the P5+1 Nuke Talks
Ahead of the June 30 deadline for a comprehensive nuclear accord with Iran, international negotiators remain puzzled by two questions: “What does Tehran want, and what will it settle for?&r...
Op-eds
Perspectives on the Strategic Necessity of Iran Sanctions
Chairman Shelby, Ranking Member Brown, members of the Committee, on behalf of the Foundation for Defense of Democracies (FDD), thank you for inviting me to testify today. I am honored to be testi...
Congressional Testimonies
Why The US Shouldn’t Be So Afraid Of The Nuclear Negotiations With Iran Collapsing
A year after signing an interim agreement with Iran, the US administration has discovered the hard way that a comprehensive nuclear accord remains elusive. President Obama thought the in...
Op-eds
Examining What a Nuclear Iran Deal Means for Global Security
Download the full testimony text here Chairman...
Congressional Testimonies
Book Review: Dancing With the Iranian Devil
To understand the foreign policy goals of European engagement with Iran during its nascent phase, it is worth recalling a joke of the time. In 1984, Germany’s then-foreign mi...
Op-eds
Don’t Forget Iran’s Ballistic Missiles
Last month, the P5+1 and Iran arranged for an extension of Joint Plan of Action (JPOA), the interim nuclear deal that was agreed to in Geneva in late 2013 and implemented in January of this year....
Op-eds
Bad Move to the U.N.
Having failed to produce a deal after six months of bargaining in Vienna, the Iran nuclear talks now appear headed for a venue even less auspicious for the U.S. and its allies: the United Nations...
Op-eds
Analysis: Will Ashton’s Time Extension Allow Iran to Build a Nuclear Weapon?
European Union chief diplomat Catherine Ashton on Sunday circulated the ...
Op-eds
The Iran Deal: More Moola for the Mullahs
The Islamic Republic of Iran and the “P5+1” major powers have confirmed that an ...