According to her biography, Trump’s appointee as Director for Israel and Iran at the National Security Council, Merav Ceren, formerly worked for the Israeli Ministry of Defense. Ceren previously “worked at Israel’s Ministry of Defense, where she participated in negotiations in the West Bank between Israel’s Coordinator for Government Activities in the Territories [COGAT] and Palestinian Authority officials,” says her profile page at the Foundation for Defense of Democracies.
As a battle rages within the Trump administration about its approach to Iran, can Ceren be counted on to provide rational intelligence regarding Iran and Israel?
Ryan Grim and Saager Enjeti at Drop Site News ask: Would Trump appoint a former member of the Communist Party of China to a team leading tariff and trade negotiations?
