Iran Digs in With Its Uranium Enrichment Facilities
But weaponization is by no means imminent.
MEK May Be a Terrorist Organization, But It Doesn’t Deserve to Be Butchered
The MEK has been stranded in Iraq by the United States.
Ratcheting up the Rhetoric on Iran
The Democratic Party has tried to out-hawk Republicans since the early days of the Cold War.
Israel May Be as Threatened by a Rational Iran as an Irrational Iran
Israeli war hawks and the Americans who enable them are refining their justification for attacking Iran.
Infrastructure Explosions in Iran Don’t Exactly Inspire Confidence in Its Nuclear Program
Tehran denies that the rash of explosions its gas pipelines and oil refineries have suffered is the result of sabotage.
No, Really, Iran Isn’t Developing Nuclear Weapons
No matter how you look at it, the evidence that Iran is developing nuclear weapons just doesn’t exist.
Do U.S. Special Operations Forces Really Cross the Border Into Iran?
Does JSOC itself actually carry out missions in Iran in tandem with Iranian resistance forces?
Israel’s Quiet War with Iran
The question is not whether Israel will attack Iran — it already has.
M.O.P. vs. Qom: Irresistible Force Meets Immoveable Object
The new arms race isn’t about which state has more nuclear weapons.
Is Iran Iraq All Over Again?
The nuclear intelligence that the media is fixated on consists mostly of allegations of abstract research that have been floating around for years.
Israel’s Pickle: Iran (Part 2)
Some Israelis argue that Israel alone is responsible for preventing Iran from gaining the necessary technology for nuclear weapons.
The Iranian Dilemma: Israel (Part 1)
The alleged assassination plot and the recent IAEA report are greasing the skids for war against Iran.
U.S. Sends a Message to Iran With Arms Sales to Gulf States
The U.S. has expanded arms sales to its Arab allies since 2008.
Do Iran’s Objections to the IAEA Report Deserve Consideration?
And how implausible are Iran’s claims that the IAEA Directorate General is politically compromised?
Iran Threat Reduction Act Actually Enhances Threat of War
Never before has Congress restricted the right of the White House or State Department to meet with representatives of a foreign state, as this bill proposes.