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May 26, 2024
Why is former Biden Special Envoy Rob Malley now teaching at the Ivy Leagues even though he's been suspended from the State Department?
February 6, 2024
Nicey-nice will not work with Iran
January 21, 2024
With the launch of this school year, former special envoy for Iran Rob Malley was announced as one of the new senior fellows at Yale's Jackson School.
November 21, 2023
More bad news for Malley emerged recently when a large cache of Iranian government correspondence and emails was revealed by Semafor and Iran International. In email exchanges between Iranian Foreign Ministry officials working under the supposedly
October 14, 2023
Robert Malley, who is on leave from the State Department for allegedly mishandling classified reports, has deep ties to Palestinians and has been critical of Israel.
October 11, 2023
By Mark Hemingway As of Monday morning, two days after Hamas committed horrible atrocities across Israel, the worst single attack in the country’s history, former President Barack Obama had yet to issue any statement about the attacks. There could be any number of benign reasons for that, but it’s a
October 10, 2023
Obama embraced antisemites, steeped himself in anti-American ideas, and cozied up to Iran — and now he leaves a violent legacy.
October 10, 2023
By Mark Hemingway As of Monday morning, two days after Hamas committed horrible atrocities across Israel, the worst single attack in the country’s history, former President Barack Obama had yet to issue any statement about the attacks. There could be any number of benign reasons for that, but it’s a
September 27, 2023
Although stories about foreign influence in the U.S. government were rife during the Trump years, there is mostly silence on Rob Malley.
July 26, 2023
It may seem odd that a single mid-level US government bureaucrat has collected a large club of passionate critics in Washington and the capitals of its most important Middle East allies. Yet, this is exactly what Robert Malley, the former US Special