Tag Archives : iran

Is Iran a Nuclear Power?


With talk abounding that the Biden administration has moved its efforts to appease Iran through cash transfers and deals that will legitimize Iran’s nuclear weapons program, I had Dr. David Wurmser, my colleague at the Washington, DC-based Center for Security Polillcy on the show last week. David and I discussed the latest developments and how the U.S.’s efforts under the…

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Caroline Breaks it Down


As part of our reconfiguration of the show, we have separated out my news analysis as a separate show and it’s working name is “Caroline Breaks It Down.” In this week’s show, I discussed the assault on show guest and Gunaz TV director Ahmad Obali, Iranian nuclear and missile proliferation and stepped up U.S. appeasement of Iran, I discussed U.S.-Israel…

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Russia, Ukraine and the End of U.S. Superpower Dominance


In the aftermath of Russia’s conquest of Bakhmut, my guest on this week’s “Caroline Glick Show” is David Goldman. Goldman was perhaps the first commentator to point out the geostrategic implications of the Biden administration’s haphazard, sanctions-based plan to defeat Russia. As a guest on the “Caroline Glick Show” shortly after the Russian invasion began, Goldman warned that the U.S.…

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How to Overthrow the Iranian Regime


This week’s episode of the Caroline Glick Mideast News Hour was filmed at the Center for Security Policy in Washington, DC, where I work as adjunct senior fellow for the Middle East. While visiting Washington, I spoke with Cameron Khansarinia, Policy Director of the National Union for Democracy in Iran. In a riveting discussion, we talked about the anti-regime protests…

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Israel has made it; now it needs to grow up.


At independence, Israel was little more than a spark of light – a tiny spark – in the Jewish world. From a total of 11.5 million Jews alive on the 5th of the month of Iyyar in the Jewish year 5708, (May 14, 1948), only 650,000, or 6% lived in Israel. In contrast, the day Israel was founded, some five million, or…

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Introducing The Caroline Glick SHOW!


Today, on Israel’s 73th Independence Day, I am happy to launch my new webcast/podcast The Caroline Glick Show with Gadi Taub. Every week, my colleague and friend, historian Gadi Taub, one of Israel’s top public intellectuals will meet online to discuss the top issues of the day in relation to Israel, the Middle East and the wider world. If the…

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Israel Goes Back to the Future


In an interview with the New York Times last month, President-elect Joe Biden restated his intention to return to the 2015 nuclear deal with Iran. Israel opposes this plan because the 2015 deal ensures Iran will become a nuclear armed state. Media reports over the past few weeks have detailed some of Israel’s plans to convince the incoming administration to…

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The straetgic cost of Israel’s political instability


When Israel Beitenu  party chairman Avigdor Liberman abruptly resigned his position as Defense Minister last November and started the countdown to the Knesset elections in April, he plunged Israel into a state of political instability. Following the April elections, by refusing to serve in a government led by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and so forcing Israel into a second election,…

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Syria – The War Everyone Must Fight and No One Can Win


Saturday morning’s violent clashes along the Israeli-Syria border between Israel on the one hand and Iran and Syrian regime forces on the other occurred against the backdrop of multiplying acts of war and violence among a seemingly endless roster of combatants. To understand the significance and implications of the clashes – which saw Israel destroy an Iranian drone that penetrated…

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