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Only the US — trusted by both sides — can broker an arrangement that secures their vital interests and outlines a shared future in Syria.
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One cannot undervalue Nasrallah’s importance in promoting Hezbollah and relations with Iran.
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Most in the West believe an Egyptian-Israeli war is unthinkable. That assumption should be reexamined.
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Israel and US must exert maximum effort to prevent Iran from rebuilding Hamas, or risk erasing IDF’s achievements in the war and enabling the Hamas terrorists to carry out another massacre.
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Riyadh is cautiously exploring its influence in Syria while already leaving a significant mark in Lebanon. What should Israel do about it?
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The heinous geopolitical implications of a Palestinian state do not end with the mere destruction of Israel, but spell disaster for the West and the moderate Arab world.
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For decades now, common wisdom has been that the only solution to the hundred-year conflict between Israel and its neighbors is to establish an independent Arab-Palestinian state alongside Israel. So …
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There is a spurt of great optimism on both sides of the political spectrum in the United States, and even Israel, that the Lebanese government, now that it has installed …
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Despite significant setbacks to Iran’s axis, including Hezbollah’s weakening and loss of Syrian smuggling routes, Tehran maintains dangerous influence in Jordan and the West Bank.
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“Fifteen months into this war, there is hardly a hospital or medical facility in Gaza that Hamas has not turned into a terrorist staging ground.“