Analysis
What began as a military failure has become a catalyst for one of the biggest transformations in the country’s technology ecosystem in decades.
Tehran has concluded that pressure through the waterway can compel Washington to extract concessions from Israel, first in Lebanon and then across the region.
The terrorist organization’s decision to launch the Oct. 7 massacre was timed in part to thwart Saudi-Israeli normalization, say researchers.
While Washington celebrates a 60-day ceasefire extension, Jerusalem sees its core security interests sacrificed, with Hezbollah preserved on the northern border and strains in the U.S.-Israel alliance.
Jerusalem cut contact with the top E.U. diplomat after reports she called Israel an apartheid state, exposing growing tensions with Brussels.
It’s “difficult to believe” anyone would look to the P.A. as a viable partner, said Maurice Hirsch, director of the Initiative for Palestinian Authority Accountability and Reform.
The Islamic Republic is seeking to recover economically and militarily through the memorandum of understanding with the U.S., while avoiding any relinquishment of long-term strategic assets.
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Mahmoud Abbas’s latest electoral reforms amount to political theater designed to appease international donors while leaving the P.A.’s anti-democratic and pro-terror culture intact.
The Commission on the State of Hate minimized anti-Jewish and anti-Hindu hatred in both of its last two annual reports.
Military source tells JNS that Tehran sought to unite Hamas and other factions into a single Iran-backed force in northern Samaria before the IDF intervention.
The international political and legal community traditionally attempted to impose ineffective and unrealistic third-party solutions.