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Bret Stephens

Journalist / Commentator · Climate Change · Foreign Policy

Bret Stephens

American conservative columnist and editor known for neoconservative foreign policy commentary and Middle East analysis

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About Bret

American conservative columnist born in November 1973 in New York City. Holds a BA from University of Chicago and an MSc in comparative politics from London School of Economics. Began career as assistant editor at Commentary magazine in 1995. Worked as op-ed editor and editorial writer at The Wall Street Journal starting in 1998, including roles at the Journal's European edition. Served as editor-in-chief of The Jerusalem Post from 2002 to 2004. Won the Pulitzer Prize for Commentary in 2013 for columns on American foreign policy and domestic politics.

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Journalist / CommentatorClimate ChangeForeign PolicyIsraelMiddle East PoliticsNeoconservatismUS Foreign Policy

Known for

  • commentary on American foreign policy and Middle East affairs
  • neoconservative political commentary
  • support for Israel and Zionism
  • climate change contrarianism
  • opposition to Iran nuclear deal
  • right-of-center criticism of Donald Trump

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