Israel insists that Fordow, Iran’s nuclear-enrichment facility, remain vulnerable to attack.
Our Iran Policy on the Couch
It’s cause for celebration whenever subconscious motives breach the perimeter of international relations.
The Undersea World of Ali Khamenei
In the middle of all the discussion of the possibility of attacks on Iran and a war in the Persian Gulf region, one factor in particular has been largely overlooked. The Iranians have evidently fallen in love with submarines.
A Test Case on Iran Sanctions
A whistleblower alleges death threats.
America’s Sanctions Hit Home
A recent federal case against an American charitable organization reveals the unfortunate state of affairs for Muslim Americans, the squandered potential of citizen diplomacy, and the legal and practical problems posed by economic sanctions against Iran.
Lies, Damn Lies, and Sanctions
If Obama is concerned that his efforts at “diplomacy” are going nowhere, maybe it’s because he’s sanctioning the wrong country.
Can Spam Solve the Iran-Israel-U.S. Faceoff?
Christians characterized the coming of Islam as “a punishment without pity” for the world.
Current Chief of IAEA Releases Its Brakes on Rush to War With Iran
The International Atomic Energy Agency under Yukio Amano has no qualms about publicizing unproven allegations about Iran.
Coming Up: A Tehran Communique?
A U.S. or Israeli war with Iran would not only lead to a humanitarian tragedy but would put the entire Middle East on the precipice of conflagration — possibly dragging other great powers such as China and Russia into the picture. With so many reasons to reconsider the military option and rethink the sanctions track, there is a growing feeling that this crisis can only be solved by a diplomatic grand bargain between America and Iran – something that the public in Iran and the United States are increasingly endorsing.
Iran Errata: Iran War Hawks Can’t Have It Both Ways
Never a shortage of misconceptions about Iran.
