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Journalist. Egyptian-American. And according to one reliable source, "a much better stepmom than Cinderella’s.” www.nancyayoussef.com #autismstepmom
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A War of Misunderstandings

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By Nancy Youssef Verified, Jonathan Lemire Verified
| The Atlantic Verified
For 2,500 years, military commanders have heeded the injunction of Sun Tzu, the great Chinese military strategist: Know your enemy. Yet the Trump administration’s greatest mistake in the Iran war may be its persistent failure to understand Tehran’s priorities and motivations—and how much punishment the regime is willing to absorb to prevail. Iran’s decision Tuesday to launch ballistic missiles at U.S. troops in Jordan was a prime example. It befuddled Washington.
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This May Be Trump’s Biggest Error in the Iran War

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By Nancy Youssef Verified, Jonathan Lemire Verified
| Flipboard
3 hours ago The Pentagon is rethinking how it wages war after the Iran school strike. When President Trump plucked Pete Hegseth from Fox News to be his secretary of defense, Pentagon officials scrambled to get with their new boss’s pugnacious program: Lethality and battlefield swagger were in; “wokeness” and …
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A Tragedy in Iran Might Persuade Hegseth to Change Course

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By Missy Ryan Verified, Nancy Youssef Verified
| The Atlantic Verified
When President Trump plucked Pete Hegseth from Fox News to be his secretary of defense, Pentagon officials scrambled to get with their new boss’s pugnacious program: Lethality and battlefield swagger were in; “wokeness” and operational restraint were out. Hegseth’s subsequent purge at the Defense Department included the dramatic downsizing of staff dedicated to avoiding civilian casualties in war.
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