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Damage to strategic assets, laying mines, cutting communication cables, and attacks on ships: autonomous underwater vehicles allow a wide range of possibilities and threats, and Israel needs to prepare for this new front.
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Proxy organizations have become negative marketing agents for Iran, as the Middle East recognizes the destruction they bring.
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At this time of forgiveness, why should we forgive those who do not stand with us in our hour of need?
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The Iranian regime appears to be blocking initiatives to send forces to Lebanon, likely because it recognizes that the damage from such a move would outweigh the potential benefits.
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Israel’s actions against Hezbollah, culminating in Nasrallah’s assassination, along with the continued pounding of Hamas, have restored much of its deterrence and respect in the Middle East. Now, Israel must charge towards the next objective – eliminating Iran’s nuclear program.
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America is not really backstopping Israel with American commitment and power in the confrontation against Iran and its terrorist proxies. Biden’s mania for de-escalation is handcuffing Israel and heartening Iran.
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It is perfectly okay to smirk at the humiliation of Hezbollah.
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Bernard Lévy recounts his harrowing experience in Israel following the October 7th Hamas attack, capturing the deep isolation and suffering of the Jewish state and highlighting its isolation.
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Time for Washington to put real pressure on Hamas and its backers. Here are few suggestions.
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The potential of the Abraham Accords to transform the Middle East from a source of conflict into a hub of innovation, economic growth, and tolerance not only remains, but is more urgent than ever.