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Perishing for an Illusion (opens the original)
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Why do states and groups fight? Is the "only" reason competition and conflict over material interests and resources? These interests take the form of land, oil and gas wealth, minerals, and agriculture, or, in the past, water and grazing lands, or seas, straits, and passages. That is certainly one reason, but is it the only one? Speaking of water, seas, and straits, the Iranian Supreme Leader in hiding, Mojtaba Ali Khamenei, recently boasted, as he claimed, about his regime and its Guards' contr
The Israeli Mind as a Weapon (opens the original)
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An Israeli organization called MIND Israel brought together 100 experts to explore fundamental questions concerning Israel's future, the course it should take, the future of Israeli society, and what lies ahead for the country. This newspaper published a summary of the organization's report and the foundations it examined. Avner Golov, the organization's vice president, said: "If we do not address these foundations, we will not only lose our status as a superpower, but the entire structure will
The War in Yemen Is Not Over (opens the original)
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On November 5, 2009, Houthi fighters infiltrated the Saudi village of Al-Khoubah in the Jazan region and climbed Jabal al-Dukhan, attempting to seize control of it, during what became known as the "Sixth War" between the Houthis and the Yemeni government led by then-President Ali Abdullah Saleh. Not long afterward, I remember a comment by a Houthi leader, Dhaifallah Al-Shami, in a BBC film. As he walked along rocky cliffs near the Saudi border, he said that "we do not recognize all borders," bec
Shamkhani's Nuclear Wishes (opens the original)
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A few days ago, US President Donald Trump said that if the Iranian regime possessed a nuclear weapon, it would use it against its neighbors and against anyone the ideologues of the Revolutionary Guards consider a permissible target. Some among the opponents of Trump and of Trumpism - and some of them have well-founded quarrels with him - insist that he is exaggerating in this claim, if not lying outright, in order to inflate the matter and marshal every capability against Iran. Some may go furth
Masoud's Advice and the Supreme Leader's Message (opens the original)
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Masoud Pezeshkian may be the man closest to expressing the voice of Iranians, given that he came to his post through a general vote - the post of president of the republic, or president of a public, as they say in Iran. It is true that the mechanisms of approval and vetting, before a candidacy is formally accepted, pass through the filters of the authorities and of institutions above the state, which are tied in the end to the Supreme Leader's office and to the centers of power in the Revolution
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