Iran has shown flexibility. But the P5+1 powers seem willing to take without giving.
As P5+1 negotations with Iran approach, the contingent counting on their failure grows louder.
Gains from the Palestinian hunger strike were meager, but they may be enough to sustain a new form of dissent.
The United States doesn't negotiate with terrorists. But the Taliban is not a terrorist organization.
Israel's new unity government shouldn't be a surprise. Bibi is pursuing familiar ends through novel means.
Overall, it was not a good week for democracy.
There is a very real place in foreign-policy debates for current and retired military personnel. Civilian governments would be wise to listen.
In many ways, U.S.-Israeli relationship has become degenerate—and harmful to both sides.
Israel's internal battle and the direction of the Istanbul talks cast doubt on the claims of Iran hawks.
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