Israel & Zionism
The IDF Is Now Scrambling to Find Technological and Tactical Solutions to the Growing Hezbollah Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Threat
The Best Chapter of the U.S.-Israel Alliance Is Yet to Come
Despite Ceasefires Across Three Fronts, All Sides Are Preparing for Renewed Combat
The Movement Seeks to Establish Jewish Settlements in Southern Syria
How Do Locals in Hadr View These Reported Attempts at Settlement and the Israeli Presence in Their Area More Generally?
The ‘Lebanese Mud,’ as the Hebrew Phrase Has It, Never Seems Quite to Be Finally Scraped off the IDF’s Boots
A Lebanese Sunni Perspective
It Is Hard to Think of an Image That Could Be More Damaging to Israel on the World Stage Right Now
Hezbollah Chose to Join the Current Round of Fighting After Iranian Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei Was Killed
This Year the Silence Had to Reach Further than It Has Ever Reached Before
Ayta Ash Shab, Where the 162nd Division Hosted Journalists This Week, Was Once a Stronghold of Hezbollah’s Presence Along the Border
America and Israel Can Win This War on the Condition That They Understand It’s Not One Linear Movement
The Lebanese Government Will Not Risk Pushing Hezbollah Into Using Violence Against It by Trying to Disarm It
Interviews with Locals amid the Fighting Between Israel and Hezbollah
A Buffer Zone Is Not a Strategy; It Is a Geography
Direct U.S.-Brokered Talks Between Israeli and Lebanese Representatives Are Set to Take Place in Washington This Week
The Death Toll of Christians Massacred on Palm Sunday in Nigeria Rises to 53: Just Background Noise in the Global Media Chaos
What Is Missing, and What Israel’s Own Experience of Deterrence Theory Makes Painfully Legible, Is a Victory Doctrine
The Prospect of Trump Bringing the U.S. Back Into an Unpopular War Without a Clear Path to Achieving His Goals Appears Remote
At an Anti-Israel, Pro-Islamist Press Conference, People Demanded Rights for Themselves That They Deny to Jews