Jonathan Guyer
Former Senior Foreign Policy Writer
Jonathan Guyer covered foreign policy, national security, and global affairs for Vox.
From 2019 to 2021, he worked at the American Prospect, where as managing editor he reported on Biden’s and Trump’s foreign policy teams. His accountability stories have won top prizes from the Society of American Business Editors and Writers, Society of Professional Journalists, and Military Reporters and Editors Association.
Guyer has written for the New Yorker, the New York Times, the Paris Review, and Rolling Stone. Previously, he spent five years as a correspondent in Egypt and researched Arab political cartoons as a Harvard Radcliffe fellow. You can follow him on Twitter here or reach him by email at jonathan.guyer@vox.com.
Latest articles by Jonathan Guyer
Here’s what the reported hostage deal does — and doesn’t — mean for war in Gaza.
What the US sending Israel weapons “at the speed of war” looks like.
What to expect from Biden and Xi’s San Francisco meetup.
What a letter from Biden’s field staff and organizers says about how Democrats see the Israel-Hamas war.
What history can — and can’t — tell us about the hope for a Gaza ceasefire.
While the Israeli military is carrying out this attack, much of the world views Israel’s assault on Gaza as enabled by the United States.
What will “full” war between Israel and Hamas mean? And 6 other questions about the conflict.
A viral essay by Biden’s foreign policy adviser shows why the US needs to rethink its strategy when it comes to Israel and Gaza.
Biden has avoided Middle East peacemaking. Now, it’s the only path forward.
The stakes of Biden’s Mideast trip are enormous. Can he pull the region back from the brink?