Shoshana Bryen
Is Iran going home?
If you are Iran, it seems, 2020 is not your year.
Aside from the devastation of the Wuhan virus, Iraq closed its 1,000-mile southern border with Iran for “security reasons” after months of Iraqi protests...
Imperial Iran faces troubles at home and abroad
Since December 2017, a sort of “rolling rebellion” has been occurring across Iran. It is bigger, deeper and stronger than the Green Revolution of 2009 and taking place in great measure outside Tehran, where...
How U.S. benefits from alliance with Israel
One of the few points of unbounded bipartisan agreement in Washington has for decades been that U.S.-Israel security cooperation is right, good, mutually beneficial, and worth every nickel spent on it. It is well–grounded...
How U.S. benefits with Israel as its strategic partner
One of the few points of unbounded bipartisan agreement in Washington has for decades been that U.S.-Israel security cooperation is right, good, mutually beneficial and worth every nickel spent on it. It is well–grounded...
No Rep. Omar, Iran troubles didn’t start with Trump
For Minnesota Rep. Ilhan Omar, the world must start fresh every day. That would explain her ignorance on Iran.
“None of this would be happening if Trump didn’t back out of the Iran nuclear...
How Bahrain Conference can lead to peace
The return of Israel to election mode is no reason to change the Trump administration’s plans for the U.S.-led economic conference set for Bahrain in late June. The Palestinian decision to boycott the meeting...
A justifiable revolution in Venezuela
The Russian- and Cuban-supported Maduro regime is getting bolder in attempts to crush the people of Venezuela. It is now working to block aid from coming across the border to the starving citizens.
Some of...
A terrorist too brutal even for the P.A.
The Palestinian Authority (PA) finally found a terrorist act committed by a Palestinian against an Israeli from which it wishes to disassociate. The horrific rape and knife murder of 19-year-old Ori Ansbacher prompted Qadura...
U.S. focusing on Iran as major adversary
Since the attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, Congress and the presidents alike have had no sustained policy review to establish militarily achievable objectives, coherent political goals, or even a workable definition of “the enemy”...
Time to recognize Israel’s claim to Golan Heights
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has made a public declaration of Israel’s interest in having the United States recognize Israeli sovereignty over the Golan Heights. Senators Tom Cotton and Ted Cruz have introduced legislation urging just...