Israel & Zionism
Israel Could Indulge in a Sociological Experiment: Open the Ports and Gates, Transfer the Volunteers Onto the Beach of Gaza City, and Watch
Why the Newly Revealed American-Israeli Plan Never Stood a Chance
The Watermelon’s Colors Signify the Palestinian Flag and Radical Ideologies United by Antisemitism and Israel’s Elimination
Of the Various Armed Groups in Gaza That Are Opposed to Hamas and Receive Backing from Israel, the ‘Popular Forces’ Is by Far the Most Prominent
Israel Has Eliminated Izz Al-Din Al-Haddad, Better Known Inside Hamas as Abu Suhaib
First-Person-View Drones Cost Between $300 and $500 per Unit and Can Be Assembled in a Bedroom
The Only Open Question Is Whether the Transition Is Built or Improvised
The Money Continues to Flow Because the Incentives Remain Aligned
A New Report Examines How the United States and Israel Must Design the Successor Framework to U.S. Military Aid
Recently, Pro-‘Resistance’ Outlets Circulated Claims That Israelis with Non-Israeli Nationalities Have Been Purchasing Agricultural Lands in Southern Syria
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
Hezbollah Has No Interest in Lebanese Sovereignty or Peace and Is Simply Acting as a Tool for Iran and Other Rejectionists
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