Seth Mandel is a journalist and writer who currently writes for Commentary Magazine. His articles cover a range of topics, including politics, international affairs, and cultural issues. His work has also been featured in the Washington Examiner.
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Woe to the person who “knows” what Donald Trump is going to do ahead of time. Indeed, all of politics in the Trump era has become harder to predict.
By: Seth Mandel
The question What is Syria? has suddenly become relevant again. But the only reason it’s a question at all is because Syrian leaders made a mistake picking fights with Israel decades ago and want the world to keep bailing it out of the consequences of its own actions.
The headlines about an essential new study by the Henry Jackson Society focus on the fact that the casualty numbers out of Gaza have been “inflated.” And that is true, and important. But more important is how those numbers have been inflated, and which casualties this effect applies to.
The future of Gaza depends to some extent on what’s happening in Jenin this week.
Where in the world is Bibi Netanyahu? Like the old Carmen Sandiego computer game, we’re following clues, tracking steps, investigating sightings. Turns out he’s on Mount Hermon in Syria today,
The debate over whether Israel should formally establish diplomatic relations with Germany was an impassioned, often vicious, deeply emotional probing of national trauma. It came long after Israel’s internal fight
Bashar al-Assad’s fall is leading to the excavations of his regime’s prisons and bunkers. We are only beginning to learn of the extent of his crimes. But Syrians have, unfortunately,
Back in 2016, Tevi Troy wrote a book called Shall We Wake the President? The title references Hillary Clinton’s campaign ads asking whether she or her opponent should be the
Tucker Carlson’s influence on American politics has always been hotly debated. When Carlson was still at Fox News, former UK prime minister Boris Johnson reportedly complained of Carlson’s sway over Republicans in Congress regarding support for Ukraine. “I’ve been amazed and horrified by how many people are frightened of a guy called Tucker Carlson,” Johnson said at the Atlantic Council last year. “Has anybody heard of Tucker Carlson? What is it with this guy?”
In October, I asked what the next mutation of campus anti-Semitism was going to be, warning against the classic mistake of “fighting the last war.” Well, we have our answer: terrorism.
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