Hezbollah
Clumsy U.S. Diplomacy Has Undermined Israel’s Battlefield Successes Against Hezbollah and Linked Lebanon’s Political Fate with Syria
Eleven Recent Mahan Air Flights over Turkey Suggests Cooperation Between the Turkish Government and Iran’s IRGC
The Rescue Last Year of Israeli Hostages Noa Argamani, Shlomi Ziv, Almog Meir Jan, and Andrei Kozlov Began Israel’s Ascendant Trajectory
Interview with a Veteran
After Years on the Defensive, Israel Is Now on the March Against Those Proxies
After Hundreds of Missiles Fired at Israel, PM Says Yemeni Rebels Will Meet Same Fate as Hamas and Hezbollah
Any Further Erosion of Kurdish Territorial Integrity and Political Autonomy Would Weaken Their Position in the Broader Middle East
With the U.S. Occupation of Iraq, al-Julani Joined Al-Zarqawi’s Organization, Al-Qaeda in Iraq, and Fought in Its Ranks Against the U.S. Army as a Mid-Level Commander
Hamas, Hezbollah, and Assad’s Syria No Longer Pose a Strategic Threat, but Unpredictable Turkey and Its Proxies Are Ascendant
There Are Significant Grievances Inside Iran, Especially in Areas Populated by the Arabs, Baluch, and Kurds
Türkiye, Hezbollah, Iran, and Russia Would Be Fighting Each Other Instead of the United States and Its Allies
Terror Group’s Ceasefire with Israel Gives It Time to Recuperate Losses with Drug Money from Abroad
The Syrian Army’s Collapse Does Not Necessarily Mean Assad’s Downfall Is Imminent
Syria’s Leader Must Go, but How Others Fill the Vacuum Afterward Matters Greatly to the U.S. and Middle East
The Decision by Lebanese Hezbollah to Unilaterally Quit the Field Is the Latest and Most Terminal Event in the Trend of Dwindling Resistance
Israel Will Face New Dilemmas in Tackling Overt and Less Clear Ceasefire Violations, with Every Rocket from Lebanon a Potential Political Headache
The Israeli-Lebanese Ceasefire Proposal, Driven by U.S. Diplomacy, Has Overcome Significant Hurdles and May Soon Be Approved
Any Quiet Will Be Illusionary as Biden Essentially Kicks the Can Down the Road to an Even Bloodier Conflict