On this week's episode of Foreign Entanglements, Matt speaks with Gil Troy about the recent AIPAC conference:
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On the latest episode of Foreign Entanglements, Matt speaks with Jamie Fly about Bibi's Bomb Cartoon speech:
Matt and Meir Javedanfar talk Iran, Israel, and US politics:
Mark Dubowitz (Executive Director of the Foundation for Defense of Democracies) and I follow up the sanctions conversation that Matt and Michael Singh started last week:
Duss take on Helle Dale of the Heritage Foundation on the subject of bombing Iran to Freedom:
This week's WPR column considers the rhetoric of war against Iran: The case for attacking Iran relies overwhelmingly on the concept of uncertainty. We don’t know if the Iranians want to build a bomb, or whether they can build a bomb, or when they might...
Matt Duss takes on James Fly in this week's installment of Foreign Entanglements: Yeah, good luck with that. Telling that Fly can't offer any examples of successful regime change through.
Thoughts on the recent USN rescue of Iranian fishermen: To be sure, this version of the rescue represents public relations spin, but soft power often amounts to framing narrative for.
Last night I was on Alyona, talking drones and Iran:
My final entry into the Yale Journal Iran nuclear debate is up: Ackerman and Cohen accept many of these lies at face value. Ackerman apparently believes that the autocrats in.
Today we're revisiting the Iran: No Big Deal argument. First up, my column at WPR makes the case for thinking about Iran in terms of the behavior of other nuclear.