The Fight for Iran: Opposition Politics, Protest, and the Struggle for the Soul of a Nation
Today, more than four decades after its founding, the Islamic Republic of Iran is arguably at the weakest point in its history.
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America’s Iran Policy Heads Toward A Crossroads
With the U.S. election around the corner, the contours of a second term Trump Iran policy – or a first term Biden approach – are already coming into view.
The UN’s Human Rights Council Grows More Odious
"Electing these dictatorships as UN judges on human rights," said Hillel Neuer, executive director of UN Watch, a Geneva-based watchdog group, "is like making a gang of arsonists into the fire brigade."
Why San Francisco State University Embraced a Failed Hijacker
This unorthodox university event reflects the moral confusion on issues of global concern that afflicts all-too-many institutions of higher learning these days. For while the university justified the event on free speech grounds, it applied the notion of free speech with striking selectivity.
The Waning Power Of The Palestinian Cause
[T]he Palestinian Authority needs to join the new political wave, or get left behind.