Leading Foreign policy analyst John Mearsheimer believes that “the attack on Iran on February 28 will be recorded by a wide margin as the biggest US foreign policy mistake, far surpassing the Iraq war.”
We wouldn’t write off either Trump or Netanyahu. The Israeli leader in particular is desperate and this makes him all the more dangerous
Hezbollah drones continue to make Israeli forces pay a price in southern Lebanon and northern Israel
A U.S. official told Reuters the strikes were “purely defensive, and intended to maintain the ceasefire,”
Iran’s enemies had failed on the battlefield so now they were resorting to economic pressure, cyberattacks, terrorism, and psychological warfare
Voting isn’t the answer. Look at the recent Kentucky primary. There were 10,854 “mail in” ballots (ballots are not votes, by the way) and Massie lost by 10,280 votes. It was yet another rigged election in a nation with a hundred year history of rigged elections.
Kit Knightly on how the UK government is leading its citizens down the road toward mandatory digital ID
The jihadists are being moved from prisons in Syria to special camps in neighboring Iraq, according to Russian official cited by RT
The ceasefire between the two nations looks increasingly fragile
Ben Gvir calls for Israel to seize southern Lebanon up to the Litani River, as the IDF issues evacuation orders for the city of Tyre in the southern part of the country
The Trump administration signals its tacit approval as Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu orders an escalation of the IDF’s campaign in Lebanon
President Trump’s attempt to gain wider diplomatic recognition for Israel in the Muslim world by linking it with a proposed Iran peace deal is rejected by Pakistan