Posts Tagged: Iran Hormuz
The New York Times’ Islamic Republic of Economics
A recent New York Times column suggests that if the United States gives Iran control over the Strait of Hormuz, with the right to toll ships...
Negotiating with Iran Won’t Change the Regime’s Fundamental Ideology
The 47-year-war launched against the US by the Ayatollah regime, since 1979, predates -- and is independent of -- any specific US president or policy,...
Geopolitics Demands Calculated Patience: Reframing the Iran MOU
From the start of the Iran war, a chorus of critics emerged to condemn the intervention. These detractors were not merely partisans driven by automatic...
Still Too Early To Silence the Lions Roaring Above Iran
The Iran war is full of surprises. The United Nations Security Council, often a hostile arena for Israel, condemned Tehran -- not Washington and Jerusalem...
