'You have NO CREDIBILITY' on Iran: Trita Parsi slams neocon foreign policy

This book delves into the intricate and often duplicitous relations among Israel, Iran, and the United States, tracing their shifting alliances and conflicts from 1948 to the present. Trita Parsi, drawing from his extensive interviews with senior policymakers and analysts from all three countries, argues that the conflict between Israel and Iran is primarily strategic rather than ideological. The book uncovers secret alliances, treacherous acts, and political maneuverings that have impacted Middle Eastern stability and U.S. foreign policy initiatives in the region. It provides a historical backdrop to understand the current geopolitical dynamics and suggests a course for future policy improvements.

In "Losing an Enemy," Trita Parsi offers a detailed account of the Obama administration's approach to Iran and the nuclear negotiations. The book examines the diplomatic efforts leading to the Iran nuclear deal (JCPOA), highlighting the complexities and challenges involved. Parsi provides insights into the decision-making processes of both the U.S. and Iranian governments. He analyzes the successes and failures of the diplomatic strategy, offering a critical perspective on the deal's impact. The book also explores the broader geopolitical implications of the agreement and its potential consequences for regional stability.