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Author: Paul Pillar

Netanyahu and Trump, Joined at the Hip

Published December 2, 2019by Paul Pillar 2 Comments

By Paul Pillar  Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, under indictment for corruption, has been launching vociferous counterattacks that sound quite familiar to anyone (including editorial pages of the mainstream U.S. press) who has been following a parallel story of high-level… Continue Reading →

Analysis, Israel Israel, Netanyahu, Trump

Impeachment and Its Lessons About Patriotism

Published November 22, 2019by Paul Pillar 3 Comments

By Paul R. Pillar Sometimes an accusation that a mote is in someone else’s eye (to paraphrase a biblical quotation) ought to underscore the significance of the beam that is in the accuser’s eye.  Donald Trump’s tactic of accusing his… Continue Reading →

Analysis, US Domestic Policy, US Foreign Policy impeachment, Paul Pillar, Trump

Old Roots of the New Arab Spring

Published November 15, 2019by Paul Pillar 3 Comments

By Paul R. Pillar Recent disturbances in Arab countries have not yet become as far-reaching as what ensued after a Tunisian fruit vendor immolated himself in protest nine years ago, but observers are already talking about an Arab Spring 2.0.… Continue Reading →

Analysis, Iran, Iraq, Lebanon Arab Spring 2.0, iraq, Lebanon, Paul Pillar

Repairing the Damage: What Democratic Candidates Ought to Talk About

Published November 11, 2019by Paul Pillar

By Paul Pillar The contest for the Democratic presidential nomination has had the unreal quality of not focusing on what the eventual winner will have the power to do, and will be most pressed to do, as president. Instead the… Continue Reading →

Analysis, US Foreign Policy Paul Pillar, US Foreign Policy

Servants of the U.S. National Interest

Published November 4, 2019by Paul Pillar 6 Comments

By Paul R. Pillar The roles of national security professionals who spend careers in government have gotten increased attention lately, mainly because some of their number have been thrust into an uncomfortable spotlight because of the possible impeachment of Donald… Continue Reading →

Analysis, US Foreign Policy intelligence, Paul Pillar, State Department, Trump

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