“I definitely think you have seen this very discreet, extremely well-funded campaign to try to derail the negotiation and try to derail the deal,” the vice president told Rogan. Vance referenced a Time article saying former Trump campaign manager Brad Parscale received $45 million from Israel to ensure the U.S. stayed in the war by targeting conservatives with Israeli propaganda
The fundamentals won’t change: Iran can threaten Hormuz, The United States can punish Iran, and neither can secure its objectives through force.
Multiple Times employees are reporting from and currently living in Israel, despite Israel’s blanket censorship policies. Meanwhile, the paper has no reporters in Iran. Uncritically parroting Israeli government talking points that frame Israel as the victim is journalistic obfuscation at best.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu faces pressure to continue a military campaign in Lebanon, current and former U.S. officials said.
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 as previous presidents
Robert Kagan calls this a U.S. defeat that can “neither be repaired nor ignored,” yet his solution for it is an even bigger war: a full-scale ground and naval war and then to occupy Iran…
“Fox News is now the fake news,” former Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene chimes in.
In a post on X, Kent shared the phone numbers for the White House comment line (202-456-1111) and the congressional switchboard (202-224-3121).
Pentagon insider, senior enlisted leader of nearly three decades standing, Command Chief Master Sergeant, Retired, Dennis Fritz describes what he saw in the Pentagon leading up to the Iraq War: Each cabinet official had an individual who they would talk to in Israel to keep them posted on what we were doing…
News round-up on the US-Israel war against Iran, including: death tolls ■ US “incoherent” strategy ■ Lebanon front ■ Lindsey Graham’s latest shocker ■ US wants to restart military draft? ■ more