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William KeenanThe Times of Israel (Blogs) |
By Day 12 of the crisis, President Donald Trump faces a tightening set of strategic pressures shaped by an expanding regional conflict, fragile...
As a counterterrorism analyst who supported US European Command and the Pentagon, I worked inside the machinery of modern surveillance. I reviewed...
The Strait of Hormuz does not need to be formally closed to be strategically decisive. It is enough that it becomes dangerous. At its narrowest point,...
Operation Epic Fury: Manufactured Imminence and the Erosion of Strategic Credibility Secretary of State Marco Rubio’s recent explanation of...
Public support is not a peripheral variable in U.S. military operations; it is a structural constraint. In democratic systems, the initial level of...
The political fallout from the ongoing US–Israel strikes on Iran will likely hinge less on the tally of leaders killed or facilities damaged than on...
How Modern Powers Use Theology and Ideology to Create Cohesion and Justify Expansion Geopolitics is often explained through material variables —...
Recent reporting by Politico claimed that unnamed White House advisers viewed an Israeli first strike on Iran—followed by US intervention after...
The uproar surrounding US Ambassador to Israel Mike Huckabee’s recent comments is not merely a diplomatic embarrassment; it is a revealing indicator...
The U.S.–Israel relationship is often analyzed through the familiar lenses of strategy, ideology, or shared democratic values. Yet some of the most...
Donald Trump’s Board of Peace debuted with the staging of a fully formed international institution: formal ceremony, assembled leaders, and a...