Interview | Saeid Golkar on the Fear and Hope Shaking Iran
U.S.-based political scientist Saeid Golkar, who was born in Iran and received his PhD in there, discusses the situation four days into the war.
The Future of Iran, Israel and the United States: Too Soon to Say
Iranian expats are celebrating in the streets of London and Los Angeles; Israeli families are running to their bomb shelters; Americans are trying to figure out how this all ends.
B’Ivrit | Eye on Iran: The Israeli Media Doesn’t Believe in Peace Talks
Monday was a day for reconciliation and healing. Now, assuming the ceasefire holds, will Israeli media finally cast a clear eye on Gaza?
Did Israel’s 12-Day War Accelerate Iran’s Protests?
As intense protests over the economy and the regime sweep across Iran for another week, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei and his government have refused to back...
B’Ivrit | All Eyes on Iran
Monday was a day for reconciliation and healing. Now, assuming the ceasefire holds, will Israeli media finally cast a clear eye on Gaza?
The 12-Day War
So is it really over? Probably, but it is a messy and costly end.
Trump’s Iran Dilemma: What Steve Bannon Told Me at Breakfast
There was plenty of Bannon’s trademark bluster and anger on display.
The Strongman’s Sunset? Khamenei’s Reign of Fear
As Khamenei nears the end of his rule, his legacy is defined solely by a grip on power maintained through fear.
Opinion | Israel Roars, Iran Keeps Rattling
Israelis woke up on Friday, June 13, to breathtaking news.
B’Ivrit | Israeli Media Shifts to Public Service Mode, but Is All the Israel-Iran News True?
Questions, doubts and any kind of polemic are left aside, at least for a while.
Q&A: Ilan Berman on Iran, the Knesset and the Haredi Draft
The news from Israel this morning was of yet another narrowly averted crisis, the threatened collapse of the governing coalition over attempts to put teeth in a bill that would compel Haredi participation in the IDF.
Film Review | ‘Tatami’
That the U.S. release date is finally here should provide a little sunlight in an otherwise dark historical conflict.