Before the world redraws maps, it often redraws centers of influence. For decades, the Arab Gulf was...
The victory of Aber Kawas in a New York Democratic primary is being viewed by many as a local...
In Switzerland, the United States and Iran wrapped up a new round of discussions on Monday, with...
There is an old military warning that every commander eventually learns: winning battles does not...
Reports have recently emerged suggesting that Iranian intelligence officials may have attempted to...
The most dangerous shifts in Middle Eastern security do not always begin with war plans or missile...
The victory of Aber Kawas in a New York Democratic primary is being viewed by many as a local political story. It is not. The real story is much bigger and far more consequential: the anti-Israel...
Imagine a single covert operation turning a diplomatic summit into the most dangerous international crisis of the decade. Imagine a peace conference in Switzerland ending not with a communiqué, but...
In Switzerland, the United States and Iran wrapped up a new round of discussions on Monday, with Qatar and Pakistan, acting as intermediaries, reporting “positive momentum” and outlining a 60-day...
Israel’s response to France’s evolving diplomatic stance is becoming more informed by strategic concern rather than the normal diplomatic disagreements. In the context of Israeli security...
There is an old legal saying: “When the facts are on your side, argue the facts. When the law is on your side, argue the law. When neither is clearly on your side, argue the process.”...
Donald Trump’s approach to global crises reflects less a coherent doctrine of statecraft and more a personality-driven style of improvisation, fast, theatrical, and frequently self-reversing. In...
There is an old Middle Eastern proverb: “Trust in God, but tie your camel.” Few issues illustrate that wisdom better than the emerging US-Iran memorandum of understanding. Across Israel, reactions...
There is an old military warning that every commander eventually learns: winning battles does not always mean winning wars. Israel’s current campaign in southern Lebanon increasingly risks...
There is an old military warning that every commander eventually learns: winning battles does not always mean winning wars. Israel’s current campaign in southern Lebanon increasingly risks...
France’s reported effort to coordinate national sanctions against “violent” Israeli settlers marks another escalation in Europe’s increasingly direct involvement in Israel’s internal political and...
For years, Israel’s security establishment has measured Iran through familiar indicators: uranium enrichment levels, missile stockpiles, proxy networks, and military capabilities. but the most...
An intelligence agency is usually judged by what it reveals only decades later. But in Israel’s case today, the debate is widely about what is being revealed in real time: a shifting doctrine in which...
The discussion around a newly forming “Muslim Nexus” in the Middle East reflects a broader shift in regional security architecture that has been unfolding gradually over the past decade, and...
For many Israelis, the image of the national flag once again flying over the Beaufort fortress is more than a battlefield photograph. It is a powerful reminder of how profoundly Israel’s...
The remarks by IDF Chief of Staff Lt.-Gen. Eyal Zamir during his operational assessment in the Mount Dov sector depict a major shift in the nature of Israel’s northern security challenge, one that is...
Iran’s large-scale deportation of Afghan migrants has drawn international attention and raised concerns among humanitarian organizations. Investigations suggest that millions of Afghan refugees have...