It isn’t uncommon for foreign policy prognosticators to get things spectacularly wrong. What sets Jake Sullivan apart, in my opinion, is not just that he is the sitting National Security Advisor – and therefore speaks not only for himself but for the Biden administration – but that his failure to take the Middle East’s temperature was exposed mere days after he committed his views on international relations to writing in a 7,000-word article for Foreign Affairs magazine.
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