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Why President Trump’s moves against Iran reflect a coherent global strategy, not political whim.
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There is much that US and Israel and others can do to support the emergence of a muscular Iranian opposition movement.
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The Pro-Israel Case for Ending U.S. Aid.
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The war against Iran had a coherent cause and was strategically successful. It is dishonest to deny this.
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From Decisive Victory and Cumulative Deterrence to a Proactive Geopolitical-Power Framework Backed by Strategic Force Buildup.
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Tehran made a historic miscalculation. By striking regional states and choking a vital maritime artery, it echoed strategic blunders of the past.
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The Islamabad talks may produce a document, but they will not produce a different Iran. Trump knows this well
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Do not listen to the defeatists that gloomily dominate American and Israeli airwaves driving a double sourpuss narrative – that the war against Iran was politically vain and/or militarily futile. …
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The sense of unease accompanying the war’s impressive achievements stems from the impression that the long-awaited change in Iran was within reach, yet the ceasefire pushed it further away and helped the regime rise from the ropes. Israel must now push for two critical decisions: No easing of economic sanctions on Iran, and no restrictions on Israel’s freedom of action.
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As Europe shrugs off the Iranian threat, the old fantasy that aggression can be contained without confrontation is proving dangerous once again.