Foundation for Defense of Democracies
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The Foundation for Defense of Democracies (FDD) is a neoconservative 501(c)(3) non-profit think tank based in Washington, D.C., United States. It has been described as a pro-Israel and anti-Iran lobby group.1
785 posts tracked · 28 stories in 30 days
Latest takes
Vance ties GOP midterm losses to backlash over Iran war
Grouped with voices who said: The Iran war cost Republicans the election
How the war with Iran is shaping the midterms (by Behnam Ben Taleblu)View on Blog
Israel election ends with no bloc reaching 61-seat majority
Grouped with voices who said: Arab turnout deciding the election could destabilize the region
What just happened in Israel’s election could spark a war (by Jonathan Schanzer)View on Blog
Reports say Trump plans post-midterm Iran war escalation
Grouped with voices who said: Maximum pressure and strikes are a necessary option
Washington prepares Gulf Arab nations for possible Iran strikes after midterms (by Behnam Ben Taleblu)View on Blog
Chris Murphy says classified briefing shows post-midterm Iran war plan
Grouped with voices who said: US must track Gulf security risks from renewed conflict
U.S. Warns Gulf of Possible Short, Intense Renewal of Iran War After Midterms (by Behnam Ben Taleblu)View on Blog
Israeli election ends with no bloc reaching 61 seats
Grouped with voices who said: Tracking the coalition math and regional fallout
Israeli election coalition dynamics (by Bill Roggio, Samuel Ben-Ur)View on Blog
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Foreign Policy & Diplomacy 265 · Iran Conflict 195 · Israel & Palestine 113 · Military & Defense 71 · UK & World Politics 31 · Terrorism & Security 26
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Ryan Fournier 5 · Kevin Roberts (Heritage Foundation) 4 · Benny Johnson 4 · Steny Hoyer 3 · Ed Markey 3 · Konstantin Kisin 3
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