The War Abroad After Assad: A Q&A from Damascus A tyrant is gone. A million questions remain. A reporter on the ground in the Syrian capital speaks to FOREVER WARS
The War Abroad The Other War In Aleppo Awkwardly for the next NATO meeting, Turkey's Syrian proxies might soon be in open combat with the U.S.' Syrian proxies. Equilibrium is a fleeting thing in an unsettled war
The War Abroad From Trump To Harris, Political Silence on a Normalized Guantanamo In this guest post, former Guantanamo detainee and award-winning author Mansoor Adayfi reflects on the disappearance of the wartime prison as a U.S. political issue
The War Abroad International Law Strikes Back at The 'Rules-Based International Order' The ICC warrants for Netanyahu and Gallant are a seismic shock to U.S. global hegemony even if the war criminals are never brought to The Hague
The War Abroad 'The Doctor Told Us We Had To Choose Between The Girl And Her Leg' Another shattering documentary from al-Jazeera's Fault Lines challenges us to experience Israel's genocide in Gaza through the eyes of a wounded child
Paid-members only The War Abroad Don't Let Democrats Whitewash What They Did on Gaza Once Trump Is in Office (Director's Cut) During the last Trump presidency, the same people—then former Obama officials—suggested they had learned their lesson from Yemen. No open letters this time
The War Abroad Lloyd Austin Cheers Biden's 'Magnificent' Work in The Middle East You and I see a combination genocide and regional war facilitated by the United States. The Biden administration sees responsible stewardship of a complex regional security environment
The War Abroad The Conscience of a Biden Liberal During Gaza Director of National Intelligence Avril Haines is starting to question, as a U.S.-facilitated genocide unfolds, whether she's more harm than good
The War Abroad There Is No "Threshold" For "Managing" a Mideast War U.S. foreign policy needs to abandon this concept, since it's blinding us to how regional conflicts escalate
The War Abroad FOREVER WARS x TECH WON'T SAVE US Paris Marx and I talk about the technological aspects of genocide, from quadcopter drones to artificial-intelligence target generation. ALSO: IRON MAN x Big Planet!
The War Abroad It's Giving Neocons-in-2003 Triumphalism Get in, loser. We're redrawing the balance of power in the Middle East, something that never goes wrong
The War Abroad Moment of Truth for The Iranian 'Axis of Resistance' (video) Talking about the aftermath of Israel's assassination of Hassan Nasrallah with MSNBC's Ayman Mohyeldin. PLUS: A haunting new documentary, "Starving Gaza"
The War Abroad U.S.' Military Future in Iraq 'Is Not A Withdrawal,' Officials Declare The Iraqi PM wants the U.S. out. The U.S. instead negotiates a "transition" to an "enduring bilateral relationship."
The War Abroad A New Tactical Era of Supply-Chain Sabotage at Scale Preliminary thoughts on Israel's mass detonation of pagers in Lebanon. Now we have a different angle to understand the assertion that supply-chain vulnerabilities are national security concerns
The War Abroad Blinken Signals There Will Be No Justice for Aysenur Eygi Telling Israel to "fundamentally change" its "operations" in the West Bank assumes its continued occupation of the West Bank
The War Abroad Unseen Photographs of U.S. War Crimes Emerge Thanks to The New Yorker, photographs of the 2005 U.S. massacre at Haditha, Iraq have come to light. So many more remain hidden
The War Abroad They Have To Call Bisan Owda A Terrorist A young journalist living through a genocide documents the reality of life in Gaza. I'll destroy my Emmy if they rescind her nomination
The War Abroad Remembering My Friend Emad Hassan, Who Should Never Have Been in Guantanamo Mansoor Adayfi, a former Guantanamo detainee who now leads CAGE's Guantanamo Project, eulogizes the Yemeni man beyond the shadows of the torture prison. Part 2 of a 2-part series
The War Abroad EXCLUSIVE: Oman Expels Two Dozen Ex-Guantanamo Detainees To Yemen After less than a decade out of the infamous wartime prison, at least 24 Yemeni men have learned they weren't "resettled," after all. Part 1 of a 2-part series
The War Abroad U.S. Dooms Its Red Sea Mission by Denying Gaza Link The commander of U.S. Naval forces in the Mideast can't define an end-state for his mission. It's staring him in the face
The War Abroad The Cowardice of Lloyd Austin In canceling the Guantanamo plea deal, the defense secretary is lying to still-grieving 9/11 families. It's craven and cruel
The War Abroad If Harris Will Be Different from Biden on Israel, This Is Her Chance to Show It It's a regional war. Now that Israel has killed Hamas' leader on Iranian soil, it's set to get much worse. Deescalation is the only option. Will the VP choose it?
The War Abroad Harris' National Security Adviser Sounds Like The Status Quo on Israel/Palestine Will Harris' approach to Israel be any different from Biden's? Not if a recent speech by her senior foreign-policy aide is any indication
The War Abroad Harrison Mann on Escalation in the Middle East The U.S. Army major and intelligence analyst recently resigned over Gaza. With Lebanon in the balance, he walks FOREVER WARS through some nightmare scenarios
The War Abroad Netanyahu, As Predicted, Humiliates Biden With Lebanon on the brink, how many wet willies is Biden prepared to tolerate? PLUS: The "most intense running sea battle the Navy has faced since World War II" is a failure
