President Obama Shouldn’t Go It Alone on Middle East Peace
In his remaining days, the key question for the Obama White House should be whether any action—whether a speech, unilateral recognition, or a U.N. resolution—will make it more or less difficult for the next president to continue peacemaking, since a meaningful renewal of the process is impossible before Inauguration Day, says Jonathan Greenblatt.
Longing for the Day When My Wife Can Return to Iran
Jonathan Greenblatt read Larry Cohler-Esses’ Iranian report through the eyes of an Anti-Defamation League director — and the eyes of a man whose wife comes from Tehran.
Dump Stereotypes When Debating Iran Deal
We all hope for a debate on Iran based on substance and conducted with civility. But Jonathan Greenblatt writes that political debates today are often characterized more by slogans and fearmongering than by evidence-based deliberations.
