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Trump does not want America to be dragged into full-scale war in the Middle East any more than Biden does, but Trump can be expected to better provide Israel with the diplomatic and material defenses.
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Tehran is struggling to control its eastern border, which has been a gateway for over a million refugees fleeing Taliban rule in Afghanistan in recent years. Meanwhile, Iran also faces internal threats from local terrorist organizations in the area.
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Tehran’s cautious response: an analysis on Iran’s strategy amid rising tensions with Israel.
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Based on very initial knowledge and limited information, I would conclude the following results of Israel’s three-wave Oct. 26 strike on Iran, which were partly strategic, but mostly tactical: Israel …
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Which of the following Mideast-related events can be expected this coming year? Take this quiz and calculate the future you need to be prepared for.
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Iran’s strategic calculations face a pivotal moment as Israel demonstrates unprecedented reach.
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Erdan will head the Center for Diplomacy and International Cooperation, which will advance initiatives to strengthen Israel’s global position and counter delegitimization in international organizations.
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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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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.