Expert on Iran
Maj. (res.) in the IDF Military Intelligence research department. Holds degrees in Middle East and Islamic studies, and Arab language and literature, from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem. Doctoral student in Iranian history at Tel Aviv University.
How the same Quds Force network that targets dissidents and Jewish communities in Europe also recruits, trains, and deploys proxies across the Caucasus
The convictions and release of two French nationals highlight Tehran’s long-standing strategy of using foreign citizens to extract concessions from Western democracies
Facing inflation, falling oil revenues, and social unrest, Tehran is likely to scale back costly military ventures while investing in subversive influence abroad
An interview with Maj. (res.) Alexander Grinberg
Tehran’s state media portrays Azerbaijan’s hosting of the Conference of European Rabbis as a “Zion-ist plot,” blending propaganda, antisemitism, and geopolitical rivalry in the South Caucasus
Maj. (res.) Alexander Grinberg is quoted in the article
The Council reflects political maneuvering rather than genuine reform and fails to address core vulnerabilities
Part I: Iran Grins and Bears It * A Historical Win for American Diplomacy American diplomacy scored a historical achievement on August 8, when President
Tehran’s tactical adaptation is matched by strategic rigidity, preserving its ‘unity of fronts’ doctrine despite battlefield setbacks
Tehran’s aggressive propaganda against Azerbaijan as a tool of domestic politics
Alexander Grinberg Interview for i24News
