The authors of ‘Spies Against Armageddon’ report that the supposed discord between the U.S. and Israel may be an insignificant blip.
Dan Raviv is host of a radio magazine, The CBS News Weekend Roundup, and author of a book on US-Israel relations, Friends in Deed, and a bestseller on Israeli intelligence, Every Spy a Prince.
In an excerpt from their new book, Spies Against Armageddon, Dan Raviv and Yossi Melman argue that Mossad special agents are behind the assassinations of Iranian nuclear scientists. But will it be enough to stop Iran from getting nukes?
As Netanyahu and Obama meet at the White House, Dan Raviv says conflicting stances on Iran, settlements, and the peace process threaten to undermine their already shaky relationship.
How many Mossad agents does it take to knock off a Hamas commander?
The most important thing to come out of Obama’s meeting with the Israeli prime minister was the president’s declaration that he wants to talk to Iran until the end of the year. And so long as he’s talking to Tehran, Israel can’t attack.
Israeli leader Benjamin Netanyahu visits the White House on May 18, and analysts are predicting a serious argument with Obama about Iran. While the U.S. pushes for diplomacy, Israel is gearing up for a fight to prevent a nuclear Iran—at any cost.
When exit polls showed Tzipi Livni as the surprise winner, a cheer went up at Kadima headquarters. But will Likud’s Benjamin Netanyahu end up prime minister?
With a cease-fire reached in Gaza, Israeli politicians now wonder how America’s new Mideast policy will affect the country’s elections.
Israel should define its targets carefully—and finish the job before Obama takes office.
As the Bush administration comes to a close, the Secretary of State opens up to The Daily Beast about the past eight years and what she's doing next.
