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Iran’s panicked regime moves to criminalise ordinary contacts with the outside world - The Jewish Chronicle (opens the original)
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As Iranian activists feared, with US military action paused, the Islamic Republic has turned its attention inward, advancing draconian legislation ostensibly aimed at combating “foreign infiltration” but potentially criminalising some of the most ordinary contacts between Iranians and the outside world. The proposed restrictions extend to academic, scientific and media contacts and could also encompass a broad range of domestic political and civil-society activities. On Sunday, August 16, Irania
Trump’s repeated retreats risk weakening US deterrence and emboldening Iran - The Jewish Chronicle (opens the original)
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The Islamic Republic is gloating over President Donald Trump's latest retreat from his threat to launch a major military campaign in response to Iran's continued attacks on commercial shipping and targets in neighbouring Arab states. Late last week, Trump threatened a major air campaign aimed at further degrading Iran's missile capabilities, power infrastructure and other strategic assets. But over the weekend, as many in Iran and elsewhere awaited the strikes, he reversed course, saying Tehran
For Iran’s rulers, confrontation is both an ideological commitment and a business model - The Jewish Chronicle (opens the original)
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These days, many critics of negotiations between the United States and the Islamic Republic argue that Tehran is not dealing from the same assumptions as most other governments. The Islamic Republic, they say, is not simply an authoritarian state pursuing national interests. It is a revolutionary project driven by an ideology that combines Shiite Islamist doctrine, hostility toward Israel, opposition to Western influence, and elements of anti-capitalist and anti-liberal thinking inherited from 2
Does Trump want only to reopen the Strait of Hormuz – or will he seek regime defeat this time? - The Jewish Chronicle (opens the original)
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Since the second week of July, the United States military has been pounding targets in Iran after a fragile ceasefire collapsed when the Islamic Republic attacked commercial vessels transiting the Strait of Hormuz. US forces appear to have struck at least 500 Iranian military and infrastructure targets during nearly two weeks of renewed strikes. While the immediate operational aim appears to be weakening the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, particularly along the Persian Gulf coast, the broade
Tehran’s military escalation may prove another strategic miscalculation - The Jewish Chronicle (opens the original)
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Over the past two days, the ceasefire between the US and the Islamic Republic of Iran, reached last month, has effectively collapsed. After the regime attacked commercial shipping in the Strait of Hormuz, the US has now struck regime targets for a second straight day, with Tehran responding by attacking neighbouring countries. The question is why the Islamic Republic would risk its remaining military assets and oil exports by provoking Washington. By midday on July 9, Tehran time, the Iranian ar
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