Gary Sick served on the National Security Council staff under Presidents Ford, Carter and Reagan. He was the principal White House aide for Iran during the Iranian Revolution and the hostage crisis and is the author of two books on U.S.-Iranian relations. Mr. Sick is a captain (ret.) in the U.S. Navy, with service in the Persian Gulf, North Africa and the Mediterranean.
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The Decade's First Revolution?
Far from succeeding, the Iranian regime's deadly crackdown has inspired the opposition.... MORE
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Will Iran Ignite?
Tehran’s missile test triggers calls for sanctions—just the latest flash point in what promises to... MORE
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Iran's Dangerous Power Vacuum
Ahmadinejad’s grip is slipping. The ayatollah is losing ground. And the military is on the rise.... MORE
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Is Iraq Shifting to Iran?
In removing the Taliban and Saddam, the Bush administration effectively elevated Iran to regional... MORE
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Inside Iran's Intimidation Campaign
The Ahmadinejad regime just hit an Iranian-American scholar with a 15-year prison sentence.... MORE
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Real Progress With Iran
The Geneva nuclear talks were just baby steps along a long and perilous path.... MORE
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Iran's Nuke-Talks Game-Changer
The bombshell discovery of an Iranian nuclear facility and this weekend’s weapons test rewrite all... MORE
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How to Keep Iran in Check Without War
For nearly two decades, Israel and the U.S.... MORE
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Iran's Chilling Show Trials
The mass trials of opposition prisoners under way this week remind Gary Sick of the forced... MORE
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The Thugs Who Lead Iran’s Supreme Leader
Iran’s supreme leader may have the most exalted title, but Gary Sick says the Islamic republic’s... MORE
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The Crisis in Iran Is Just Beginning
Gary Sick, the key White House official during the 1979 hostage crisis, says this revolution may be... MORE
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Mousavi’s New Revolutionary Manifesto
The Iranian protest movement reached a tipping point today, writes Gary Sick, the key White House... MORE
