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Electoral Shock and Trump's Foreign Policy

Emes Ve-Emunah · 10 Nov

The article reflects the reaction of the political left to Donald Trump's electoral victory, describing their shock and disappointment at their progressive message being rejected.

0 Politics Israel

Parliament should spend more time talking about Ukraine and less about the Middle East

Jewish Chronicle · 7 Nov

Mike Martin, a Liberal Democrat MP for Tunbridge Wells, argues that the UK Parliament's focus should shift from the Middle East to Ukraine due to its greater strategic significance for the UK's security interests.

0 Politics Leadership

Trump the Transformer

Cindy Scarr in Mishpacha · 5 Nov

Donald Trump's presidency marked a transformative era, fundamentally reshaping American politics, economy, and foreign policy in ways that extend beyond his tenure.

0 Politics History

Battle Plans

Cindy Scarr in Mishpacha · 29 Oct

European leaders are strategizing for potentially another term under US President Donald Trump, who disruptively challenged the postwar norms of immigration, NATO dynamics, and free trade.

0 Politics Leadership

A Ka-meh-la Town Hall

The Commentary Magazine Podcast · 24 Oct

The podcast delves into Vice President Kamala Harris's recent media appearances, critiquing her lack of connection with voters and inadequate articulation of her political agenda.

0 Israel Politics

Worst-Case Scenario

Cindy Scarr in Mishpacha · 19 Aug

Avi Schnurr, an American-Israeli inventor and CEO of the Electric Infrastructure Security Council (EIS), is dedicated to disaster-proofing nations, including Israel, from sudden attacks on critical infrastructure systems.

0 Politics Israel

After Hezbollah's devastating weekend strike, global powers must step in to avert a regional war

Dan Perry in Forward · 29 Jul

In the wake of a devastating Hezbollah strike on a Druze village in Israel, there are concerns of escalating tensions leading to a wider regional conflict.

0 Politics Israel

Turkey’s Erdogan threatens to invade Israel, in escalation of harsh rhetoric over Gaza war

Philissa Cramer in JTA · 29 Jul

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan openly threatened to invade Israel in support of the Palestinians, citing previous military interventions in Karabakh and Libya.

0 Politics Communities

Tempting the Tatars

Cindy Scarr in Mishpacha · 16 Jul

Russia's recruitment efforts are becoming increasingly desperate, with incentives in Tatarstan offering 100,000 rubles for persuading individuals to fight for Moscow in Ukraine.

0 Politics History

Celebration of NATO’s 75th anniversary overshadowed by growing concerns over Biden

Jewish Chronicle · 9 Jul

Amid concerns over Joe Biden's cognitive wellness and political candidacy, the NATO summit in Washington, DC, marking the organization's 75th anniversary has heightened stakes for the president.

0 Politics Israel

Biden’s View of the World is Also Too Old

Peter Beinart in The Beinart Notebook · 8 Jul

The text discusses concerns about President Biden's fitness to serve as the Democratic nominee, with attention to his age, mental decline, and outdated Cold War paradigm in foreign policy, particularly evident in his focus on NATO and great power competition.

0 Politics Science

Risky Bets

Cindy Scarr in Mishpacha · 24 Jun

The Conservative Party in Britain, under Prime Minister Rishi Sunak, faces allegations of corruption related to bets placed on the election date, reflecting a sense of decay within the party.

0 Politics History

The American Left’s Milošević Moment

Andrew Nutting in Tablet · 5 Apr

During the rise of Donald Trump, parallels were drawn by some observers between his political tactics and the nationalism of Slobodan Miloevi, the leader responsible for Serbia's violent conflicts in the 1990s.

0 Politics Israel

Biden's Incoherence Exposed

The Commentary Magazine Podcast · 4 Apr

The podcast episode discusses President Biden's contradictory stance on Israel, which is alienating both supporters of Israel and critics, while also inviting potential Iranian aggression.

0 Politics History

What Really Matters - Biden, Tucker, Putin, Trump

Unorthodox · 29 Feb

Walter Russell Mead and Jeremy Stern delve into global politics, discussing Putin's perception of Biden versus Trump, and Biden's handling of Middle East tensions, particularly regarding Israel and Iran.

0 Politics Culture

Superbowling for Dollars

The Commentary Magazine Podcast · 12 Feb

The episode delves into recent political and cultural developments, including reactions to the Super Bowl ads, especially Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s controversial ad, and current polling on political figures.

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The Russo-Ukrainian War Through a Historian’s Eyes

Yehuda Bauer in Tablet · 29 Mar 2023

The Russo-Ukrainian War has deep historical roots and is influenced by conflicting narratives about the region's history.

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Knight Takes Rook in Cold War II

Michael Lind in Tablet · 14 Mar 2023

The article discusses the war in Ukraine as the first proxy war in the current Cold War between the US and post-Soviet Russia.

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A Devastating Moment of Clarity in Ukraine

Jeremy Stern in Tablet · 2 Mar 2023

The article discusses the state of the Western alliance and the prospects for Ukrainian freedom in the context of the ongoing conflict in Ukraine.

0 Politics History

What does Biden mean by “as long as it takes”? - with Richard Fontaine

Call Me Back · 27 Feb 2023

In this episode, Richard Fontaine discusses the implications of the U.S. and European support for Ukraine amidst the ongoing war with Russia.

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‘Ukraine Must Win’: A Q&A With Boris Johnson

David Samuels in Tablet · 12 Feb 2023

In this article, the author discusses the political career and traits of Boris Johnson, the former British Prime Minister.

0 History Politics

Giving Tanks

The Commentary Magazine Podcast · 25 Jan 2023

Frederick Kagan discusses a significant development in NATO strategy involving Germany and the United States committing advanced tanks to the conflict in Ukraine.

0 Politics Jewish Law

The Bright Side of 2022

The Commentary Magazine Podcast · 29 Dec 2022

In 2022, there were some positive developments worth noting.

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'Putin's own paranoia will bring NATO to his doorstep'

Haaretz Weekly · 18 May 2022

Sweden and Finland have decided to join NATO in response to Vladimir Putin's failed invasion of Ukraine, breaking their longstanding policy of neutrality.

0 Politics History

What Does Putin Want Now? - with Fred Kagan

Call Me Back · 13 May 2022

This episode explores the evolving objectives of Russia, Ukraine, and the West amidst the ongoing conflict in Ukraine, with insights from military analyst Fred Kagan.

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