Author: Leon Hadar

There is a familiar ritual in Washington’s foreign policy think tanks whenever two Middle Eastern states sign a memorandum of understanding, launch a joint economic […]

Five months into what historians will likely call the 2026 Iran war, Washington finds itself in a posture it has occupied before, in Vietnam, in […]

For over four decades, Israeli strategy has rested on an assumption so basic it rarely gets stated out loud: that the United States would remain […]

For three-quarters of a century, the Middle East operated inside an American frame. Washington was not the only actor, but it was the reference point […]

Five months after Israel and the United States launched strikes that killed Iran’s Supreme Leader and ignited a wider war, the Strait of Hormuz has […]