The latest series of airstrikes targeting Iran’s nuclear facilities may have temporarily disrupted Tehran’s ambitions but not ended them. As with Iraq before 2003, tactical strikes alone cannot neutralize a strategic threat because Tehran remains ideologically committed to acquiring a nuclear weapon. Preventing this outcome requires more than containment—it demands a serious effort to remove Continue Reading
The case for a revolution in Iran is evident. The Ayatollah regime is a destabilizing force not only inside Iran but also outside the country…
President Bashar Assad remains ruler of a shattered nation. Assad’s party – the Arab Socialist Ba’ath Party (ASBP) – continues to assert dominance over 60% of the country…
The political ruling elite in Lebanon is absent in providing leadership. This absence is evident in the ceding of the government’s leadership to that of foreign leaders…
There will be no peace for victims until Turkey is held accountable for its criminal actions now and in the past…
The Iranian government utilizes political parties such as the Fatah Alliance and exploits Shia sentiment in the south to exert influence over the Iraqi government…
“The USA has betrayed us. The USA has abandoned us!”
here are thousands of Yazidis today who remain haunted by memories of themselves or loved ones being kidnapped, raped and abused…
“Do not stand at my grave and cry; While Rojava lives, I did not die.”
The collapse of the ISIS territorial proto-state in Syria is near…
Many Yazidis feel that the world has abandoned them to suffer alone…
What does a potential US withdrawal from Syria’s northeast mean for the future of Rojava?
A hasty US withdrawal from this region before the fight against ISIS is completely over puts the longevity of Coalition victories against the group at risk.
