Editorials May 2026

Breaking the Architecture of Iran’s Regime Power

As the United States moves to reopen the Strait of Hormuz and restore freedom of navigation, Washington must not lose sight...
Essays May 2026

STRATEGIES OF EXISTENTIAL CONFLICT
THE DIALECTICS OF ISRAEL-IRAN WAR

As long as Iran remains non-nuclear, an Israel-Iran nuclear exchange is out of the question. Nonetheless, even if Israel is...
JST Situation Room May 2026

Oman’s Wake-Up Call

https://youtu.be/yZj-_JWxiw4 Marc J. Sievers, former U.S. Ambassador to Oman, and William F. Wechsler, one of...
Essays May 2026

Who will be Israel’s Next Nemesis?

Since its inception 78 years ago, Israel has served as a very convenient scapegoat for the authoritarian regimes in its...
Essays April 2026

Oman’s Failed Diplomacy Should be a Wake Up Call for the Sultan

The world needs mediators.  As long as war remains a defining feature of humanity, peace deals can try to be reached...
JST Events April 2026

The Day After: Iran’s Transition and the Architecture of a New Middle East

https://youtu.be/-ClhHa4cigA At a pivotal moment for the Middle East, The Jerusalem Strategic Tribune convened senior...
Editorials April 2026

The Crown’s Moral Voice: King Charles in Washington and the Test of Western Clarity

There are moments in diplomacy when ceremony is not decoration, but strategy by other means. King Charles III’s visit to...
Essays April 2026

Why Taiwan Is the Indispensable Island

Since the Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) returned to power in 2016 under President Tsai Ing-wen, Taiwan's national...
Essays April 2026

The Abraham Accords Go Eurasian

On April 27, Israeli President Isaac Herzog arrives in Astana on a state visit. It highest-level Israeli visit since that...
JST WorldWatch April 2026

How Sanctions Can Cripple Russia’s War Machine

https://youtu.be/40cTKn9raFQ In a powerful essay published by The Jerusalem Strategic Tribune, Dariia Skochenko...

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