Hezbollah

Nasrallah’s Elimination, Plus Damage to Hezbollah’s Leadership and Operational Capabilities, Marks a Potential Turning Point in the Middle East

Much of Iran’s Oil and Petrochemical Industries Come Together in the Asaluyeh Industrial Zone

Jerusalem Must Decide Whether to Tolerate Repeated Attacks or End the Multi-Front War Iran Wages on Israel

Targeting Should Seek to Undermine Security and Military Apparatus While Weakening Iran’s Ability to Repress Its Population

Iran Believes It Faces Nothing Worse Than a Good Finger-Wagging by the White House for Its Attacks

After Decades of a Defensive Deterrence and Containment Strategy, Post-October 7 Israel Shifted to the Strategic Offensive Against the Iranian Alliance

Israel Has Damaged the Image of Iran’s Leader, and Its Response to Iran’s Aggression Will Accelerate Change

With a Terse Announcement, Israel Signalled That Its 18-Year Policy of Restraint and Reaction on Its Northern Border Was Definitively Over

The Idea of the Current Operation Is Certainly Not to Defeat Hezbollah, nor Is It Designed to Engage and Kill Its Fighters

Those Who Condemn the Hezbollah Leader’s Death Are Terror Sympathizers Who Ignore International Law

Will Iraq Follow Lebanon’s Disastrous Path, or Will It Put Its Own Sovereignty First?

A Buffer Zone Would Deter Violence by Non-state Actors and Provide an Environment for Eventual Reconciliation

The Terror Group Is Out for Blood, and AI Would Expand IDF Capabilities to Address Its Activities

The Main Effect of Hassan Nasrallah’s Killing Is a Moral One

Israel and Its Allies Must Starve Hezbollah of Cash Used to Fund Salaries and Subsidize Goods for Members