That paranoid claim, trumpeted by Netanyahu and many Arab leaders, ignores the grassroots nature of regional movements.
After waiting years for a decision on their visa applications with no explanation for the delay, nine Iraqis are suing the US government they once worked for.
A long-term alternative to war can only be built by popular movements in Iraq and Syria. These movements deserve our solidarity—not our bombs.
Four months into Iraq War 3.0, the cracks are showing—on the battlefield and in Washington.
The president continues a two-decade legacy of wrapping the military option in Iraq in humanitarian packaging.
Washington’s armchair generals are salivating at the world’s current turmoil, seeing a chance to rehabilitate themselves.