Iran Deal – ReThinking Foreign Policy

Trump Slams Iran Deal at UN: What Next?

On: September 21, 2017

There is simply no benefit to the United States to destroying the JCPOA, as the American and Israeli military and defense communities continue to maintain. Yet that is clearly where Trump is going, and with Americans justifiably concerned about domestic matters like health care, growing divisions, and racism, it may be very difficult to mount sufficient force to stop him.Continue Reading

Correcting the Critics of the Iran Nuclear Deal And Additional Notes

By: Mitchell Plitnick

On: July 23, 2015

In: Congress, Iran

I have written a piece for FMEP that takes on some of the most common criticisms of the deal and demonstrates that they are almost entirely smoke. In some cases, they’re based on outright falsehoods, in others on distortions of the facts.Continue Reading

Debunking the Opposition to the Iran Framework

By: Mitchell Plitnick

On: April 15, 2015

In: Iran, Uncategorized

Advertisements by Mitchell Plitnick and Matt Duss The Framework Agreement between the P5+1 and Iran announced on April 2[1] was an important step toward ending the long standoff over Iran’s nuclear program. Not surprisingly, it has already come under fierce attack by hawks in Washington and Iran. On the U.S. side,Continue Reading

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