How should the West answer Russia, and what do outsiders owe the wars of the Middle East? On war this council holds both the sword and the conscience: Sun Tzu, David Ben-Gurion, who led a state through its wars, Hannah Arendt and Eleanor Roosevelt. Strategy and conscience pull against each other. The debates are where it plays out.
Each thinker’s concrete moves, drawn straight from their debates.
How should the West answer Russia’s war, and on what terms does it end?
From Gaza to Iran, what part should outside powers play in the region’s wars?
How much should states arm, and does deterrence really keep the peace?