The Biden administration’s attempts at “containing, placating, or trying to ‘buy off’ Iran and its terrorist proxies only embolden, entrench, and enrich them and incentivize their cruelty,” writes Hudson Senior Fellow Jonathan Schachter in The Messenger.

As Hamas pushes false narratives about Israeli airstrikes, Hudson Senior Fellow Douglas J. Feith explains the terrorist group’s perverse strategy of harming Israel by harming Palestinian civilians in National Review.

Amid Australian Prime Minster Anthony Albanese’s visit to Washington, Hudson Senior Fellow John Lee offers a primer on what will likely be on the agenda—and what’s at stake.

In Breaking Defense, Hudson Senior Fellow Nadia Schadlow argues that the United States needs a wartime mindset to meet the munitions needs of allies in Israel, Ukraine, and beyond.

Yesterday, Vivek Ramaswamy visited Hudson to discuss his vision for the defense of the American homeland and sat down with Hudson Senior Fellow Michael Doran to explain the foreign policy priorities of his campaign.

BEFORE YOU GO...

Hudson Distinguished Fellow Walter Russell Mead warns that the massive and complicated crisis in the Middle East is a sign of what’s at risk—including a possible confrontation with China—if the Biden administration continues its strategy of passivity on the world stage in the Wall Street Journal.