Editorials April 2023

Letter from the Publisher

The first-ever criminal indictment of a former U.S president holds important lessons for the world and American allies....
Essays April 2023

What an Improved Nuclear Deal with Iran Should Look Like

Twenty years ago, on 17 March 2003, Mohammed ElBaradei, Director General of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA),...
Columns March 2023

The Roots of Israel’s Judicial Reform Proposal

A bitter debate has now engulfed Israeli society over the proper role of the judiciary. The new government, led by Prime...
Asia March 2023

China’s Middle East Marathon

Described by the New York Times as “the topsiest and turviest of developments” and “a shift that left heads spinning,” the...
Essays March 2023

The Unity Trap

In our era of division, it is not uncommon for political leaders in the United States to cite the rhetorical prowess of...
Essays March 2023

American Military Guarantees Boost Ukraine’s and NATO’S Long-Term Prospects

Introduction  In a hard-hitting essay published here in the Jerusalem Strategic Tribune, A Year of War,...
Essays March 2023

How Would Republicans Conduct American Foreign Policy Today?

The global order is changing rapidly. China is brokering normalization between Iran and Saudi Arabia while the United...
Asia March 2023

The Quad Is for Real, Thanks to Abe

“Japan is not now and will never be a tier-two power,” declared Prime Minister Shinzo Abe in a speech to the Center for...
India March 2023

India’s Military Diplomacy

India, the world’s second most populous nation and sixth largest economy, is a nuclear weapons state with conventional...
Essays March 2023

Israel’s Policy Toward Iran’s Nuclear Program—Some Counterfactual Remarks

If Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu believes that a nuclear Iran is Israel’s greatest threat, then why is his government...

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