Israel & Zionism

Tehran Has Emerged from This Last Chapter Strengthened on the Strategic Level
While Israeli Culture Is Treated Like Contaminated Goods, Its Weapons Are Courted Without Shame
The Problem Is That Hezbollah Continues to Pose an Existential Threat to Israel
Qatar’s Deep Ties to the Muslim Brotherhood Are Highly Relevant in Alleged Meddling in Legal Actions Against the State of Israel
If No Ally Will Write the Red Lines of Israel Into a Deal, Then It Has No Choice but to Become the Guarantor of Its Own Security
The Current MoU Appears to Signal the U.S. Desire to Quit the Fight
The Post-October 7 Wars, Which Came with Expectations and Promises of ‘Total Victory,’ Are Over, as Are Their Illusions
One Can Look to past Conflicts for Evidence That It Is Possible to Move from Victimization Towards a Constructive Future
Iran May Now Be Free to Rebuild Its Battered but Intact Structures of Power
The Place, Very Clearly, Where Trump Feels Comfortable Is Where Deals Are Made
The Qualitative Military Edge Was Never Meant to Be a Permanent External Gift
Iran Demands That Any Agreement on the Strait of Hormuz and the Nuclear Program Include a Cessation of Israeli Operations Against Hezbollah
Russia’s Role in Egypt’s Dabaa Nuclear Plant Is Less About Energy than Leverage—and Israel Is the Point
The U.S. and Israel Need a Concerted Strategy of Support for Both External and Internal Pressure on the Regime, with the Intention of Bringing It Down
The Obstacle to Peace Between Israel and Lebanon Is an Armed Non-State Militia Actor—Hezbollah—That Pledges Allegiance to Iran and That Wants to Stay Dominant in Lebanon
Jerusalem Has Made Clear That Tehran’s Insistence on Linking Any Deal to a Ceasefire in Lebanon Will Not Constrain Its Response to Hezbollah Attacks
European Armed Forces Are in the Midst of a Generational Modernization Push, and Israeli Defense Technology Sits at the Center of What They Need Most Urgently
Musa Akkari, a Veteran Member of the Izz Ad-Din Al-Qassam Brigades, Offers One of the Clearest Firsthand Accounts Yet of Turkey’s Role as a Sanctuary for Hamas Operatives
Israel Is Evidently Unable to Develop a Policy or Strategy Able to Finally Place Relations with Its Smaller Northern Neighbor on a Firm and Stable Footing
France Has a Particular Investment in the Fiction That Lebanese Sovereignty and Hezbollah’s Military Infrastructure Can Coexist Indefinitely