David Patrikarakos
David Patrikarakos is the author of Nuclear Iran: Birth of An Atomic State
What does the Saudi-Iran deal mean for Israel?
Don’t panic, Riyadh and Tehran are not forming an alliance. The real danger is China
Jewish Greece is a bundle of contradictions
Despite polls showing antisemitic attitudes are rife, it feels safe and has Holocaust heroes
Iran is evil but would never dare attack Israel
Make no mistake, a nuclear-armed Islamic Republic is not something the world needs
Is Iraq on the road to peace with Israel at long last?
Visiting the country his family fled long ago, our reporter finds a hunger for normality – if only Iran would allow it
Never mind Iran, we must talk about Pakistan
Israel’s concerns are so focused on Tehran, the menace lurking next door is often overlooked
Even by Iran standards, Raisi is a brute
Internally, things look very bleak for Iranians
Why Greece is Israel’s latest unlikely friend
Israel and Greece have just signed a defence deal worth around £1.2 billion
Babylon to Baghdad
David Patrikarakos on his family's journey
What do Arabs think about Israel?
Polling data from the Middle East gives mixed messages but careful scrutiny of the bigger picture can give vital clues, says David Patrikarakos
What does 2021 hold for key Iranian officials and the regime?
David Patrikarakos looks at h0w the impact of last year's pressure on the regime will affect policy
Iran mourns and internal dissent is muted following the strike on Qassem Soleimani
Israeli flags burn on the streets of Tehran after the US assassinates the Quds force commander
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