Ruth Wasserman Lande argues that Iran will never make a serious effort to stop handling uranium or disarm its proxies, meaning any deal with the current Ayatollah regime is unsustainable …
Former MK and founder and co-chair of the Knesset Caucus for the promotion of the Abraham Accords. Served as Israeli deputy ambassador to Egypt, and as advisor to Israeli President Shimon Peres for foreign and Jewish affairs.
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Ruth Wasserman Lande argues that Iran is an unreliable partner that cannot be trusted to uphold any agreement, meaning that the lack of a nuclear deal is not necessarily a …
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Ruth Wasserman Lande discusses the “Mecca Pact” defense alliance between Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Pakistan, which she views as the emergence of a powerful Sunni axis aimed at countering both …
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Ruth Wasserman Lande highlights Qatar’s problematic strategy of instigating conflicts to position itself as a mediator and warns of its expanding influence in Lebanon.She also outlines the competition between a …
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Ruth Wasserman Lande highlights the severe internal instability and systemic breakdown within Iran’s leadership while discussing the maritime tension with the United States regarding a new parallel shipping route to …
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Ruth Wasserman Lande analyzes the potential diplomatic opening between the Trump administration and Iran, questioning whether it represents a weak surrender or a sophisticated tactical maneuver aimed at managing domestic …