Damir Marusic
Assignment Editor at Washington Post Opinions
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Assignment Editor, @PostOpinions. Co-founder of @WCrowdsLive. My opinions are my own, and should not discourage you from pitching me.
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3 days ago |
washingtonpost.com | Chris Suellentrop |Damir Marusic |Hadley Robinson |Regina de Heer
After much hemming and hawing, President Trump joined the Israeli attack on Iran over the weekend. He’s now declared a ceasefire, but it’s off to a shaky start. So was the U.S. bombing a success and what’s next in the Middle East? Can the current leaders in Iran and Israel ever actually come together?
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5 days ago |
washingtonpost.com | Damir Marusic |Jason Rezaian |Jason Willick
Will the U.S.-Iran conflict spin out of control? (washingtonpost.com) Will the U.S.-Iran conflict spin out of control? By Damir Marusic; Jason Rezaian; Jason Willick 2025062220255100 You're reading the Prompt 2025 newsletter. Sign up to get it in your inbox. One day after President Donald Trump ordered attacks on Iranian targets to thwart their nuclear program, facts are still scarce about how effective the strikes have been.
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1 week ago |
washingtonpost.com | Chris Suellentrop |Damir Marusic |Hadley Robinson |Regina de Heer
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1 week ago |
wisdomofcrowds.live | Damir Marusic |Shadi Hamid |Sohrab Ahmari
The Israel-Iran war is about to enter its sixth day. As of this recording — Wednesday evening, June 18 — President Trump has not announced whether the United States will join the Israeli war effort. During this unpleasant lull, and invited to discuss what we can expect from the war and its aftermath. In recent days, Sohrab has emerged as an essential commentator on the Iran Israel war.
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1 week ago |
wisdomofcrowds.live | Damir Marusic
As the Israel-Iran war has worn on, there has been a lot of hand-wringing about whether Israel’s attack on Iran was preemptive or preventive. The former is “legal” and the latter is not under modern theories of international law. I don’t think the distinction really matters in large part because I’m a skeptic of international law, which I tend to see as little more than retroactive moralizing rhetoric by preening Western liberal powers.
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