A new US-Iran war would end where the last one did
The fundamentals won't change: Iran can threaten Hormuz, The United States can punish Iran, and neither can secure its objectives through force.
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Commentary: Israel’s Claims that Iran Plans to Assassinate Trump
On the Breaking Points program on July 10, Iran expert Trita Parsi discusses Israel's periodic claims that Iran plans to assassinate President Donald Trump. Parsi Is…
Israel’s ‘kill first’ strategy is now aimed at Turkey. Will the region respond?
Hard power is needed to halt Israel's reckless quest to redraw the borders of the Middle East in pursuit of "Greater Israel". The power…
Critics of lifting Iran sanctions can’t offer a viable alternative
Opposing the steps needed to make negotiations succeed is an argument for returning to the very strategy that produced war.
The Republican & Democratic Politicians Trying to Scuttle Iran Agreement
Powerful members of Congress make comments that could keep the war for Israel going - Cruz, Cassidy, Wicker, Schumer, Warren, Markey
Israel Asked Facebook to Censor Iran War Content, Internal Documents Show
Israel urged Facebook and Instagram to take down posts supportive of Iran. In general, Meta grants the vast majority of Israeli governmental takedown requests
Old Iraq war architects rise up against Trump’s Iran deal
Douglas Feith, an Israel-first neocon who co-authored a strategy paper for Netanyahu, is taking a public role in what will be a major PR…
Trita Parsi on the Iran deal, Israel, and how Iran has been a ‘cash cow’ for AIPAC
Reposted from If Americans Knew Youtube Channel, June 18, 2026 RELATED: How Secret Pro-Israel Money Flooded the Labour Party and Ended with a Ban…
Trump ended his idiotic Iran war. Good.
Was it worth it? Of course not. But comparing his Iran deal with Obama's or decrying the terms risks falling into the same traps…
Look who’s losing it over Trump’s Iran deal
Massive meltdown of hawks and neoconservatives who seemed to think this war would go on forever (2 articles)