Daniel Larison is a journalist and foreign policy analyst who writes for various publications, including Antiwar.com, Responsible Statecraft, and GlobalResearch. His work focuses on critiquing U.S. foreign policy, advocating for non-interventionism, and providing analysis on conflicts in the Middle East. Larison's articles often challenge mainstream narratives and offer alternative perspectives on global affairs.
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Justin Logan criticizes Harris' silly threat inflation regarding Iran:
The Israeli government's intensifying siege of north Gaza continues , and conditions there have deteriorated even further. The leaked letter from the Biden administration from earlier this month had no effect:
By: Daniel Larison
She previously worked at neocon think tanks including one co-founded by Bill Kristol and Bob Kagan
Trump named the very hawkish Rep. Elise Stefanik to be the next ambassador to the United Nations. I discussed that in a new column today. As if that weren't bad enough, Marco Rubio is being considered for Secretary of State and there are reports that he is likely to get the job:
It was announced on Monday that President-elect Trump has named Rep, Mike Waltz of Florida as his new National Security Advisor.
The Biden administration confirmed that it would do absolutely nothing while the Israeli government starves and ethnically cleanses north Gaza:
The Washington Post published an article Saturday with a headline saying that Iran hawks would have “less sway” in the next Trump administration, and then the article says this:
A new book calling for retrenchment says the country needs a radical overhaul of domestic politics, including elections and Congress.
Alex de Waal calls for international action to halt the famines in Gaza and Sudan:
The Washington Post published a despicable editorial in response the International Criminal Court's warrants for Netanyahu and Gallant:
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