Before September 11, we took it for granted that only nations or states could wage war on the United States. After 9/11 it became obvious that war could also be waged by terrorists operating anonymously and in the shadows. Are the laws of war—the Geneva Conventions, the International Convention on Torture—suited to this new reality of war? Whom may we detain? How may we interrogate those we detain? In the war on terror, do the laws of war permit us to be as tough as we need to be? Peter Robinson speaks with Peter Berkowitz and Jenny Martinez.

Dan talks to Hoover senior fellow and Isreal expert, Peter Berkowitz...

Hoover Institution fellow Peter Berkowitz discusses the $400 million Iran received and the release of hostages. Berkowitz notes this deal as well as the nuclear deal are just a couple of examples of concessions that have happened during the Obama administration.

Senior Fellow Peter Berkowitz discussed the Middle East on the nationally-syndicated Hugh Hewitt Show.

Senior Fellow Peter Berkowitz discussed his Real Clear Politics piece, “U.S. Must Strongly Affirm Israel's Right of Self-Defense,” on the nationally syndicated John Batchelor Show.

Hoover fellow Peter Berkowitz discusses the road ahead for Israel as well as the US-Israel relationship.

Hover fellow Peter Berkowitz says the absence of Saudi Arabia and Bahrain leaders at the Camp David summit suggests a lack of confidence in the Iran nuclear deal.

Hoover Institution fellow Peter Berkowitz on the prospect of the Palestinian Authority's third intifada against the Jewish state.