Gabriel Diamond

Two facts are now obvious. First, the Islamic Republic of Iran desires a nuclear arsenal. Second, it will obtain this nuclear arsenal soon. Given the political realities in the United States, and the military constraints of Israel’s position, there is little chance of a major strike that meaningfully degrades the […]

Iran’s newly elected president, Masoud Pezeshkian, will not reform the Islamic Republic’s internal political system. Instead, he will pursue reformation of the global order — hand-in-hand with China and Russia. Take his word for it. One week after his election, Pezeshkian published an opinion column in the Tehran Times, outlining the vision

Anti-Israel protests escalated to violence at Yale University this weekend, and administrators let it happen. Hundreds of protesters flooded the main campus, pitched 40 tents, blocked Yale’s main dining hall, chanted for the annihilation of Israel, and denounced America. Identifiably Jewish students found themselves surrounded and cornered by protest mobs. Sahar

Voting will resume at Buenos Aires at 2 p.m Tuesday, with the 257 members of Argentina’s lower congressional chamber, the Chamber of Deputies, gathering to debate key components of President Milei’s omnibus reform bill in a second-round review. The bill passed Friday with 363 of its original 664 articles remaining,

An “expansion of terror networks” being organized in Afghanistan “highlights the enduring alliance between the Taliban and Al Qaeda,” the head of foreign relations for an insurgent group there, the National Resistance Front, Ali Maisam Nazary, tells The New York Sun. Mr. Nazary’s comments follow the latest update by the

From Khan Yunis and Jenin to Aleppo and Kirkuk, Iran has its pawns on every square of the Middle East chess board. The Islamic Republic of Iran has established a network of proxy forces that form a “Shia Crescent,” effectively controlling Lebanon, Syria, Iraq, Yemen, Gaza, and some cities in