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Despite the temptation to come to the Kurds’ aid, Israel must consider the implications of mobilizing in support of Ankara’s bitter enemies.
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The West must view the Middle East and its leaders through a realistic lens. Julani is not pragmatic in the Western sense but a sophisticated strategist.
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Turkey’s influence grows in Syria post-Assad, raising questions about Erdogan’s next move toward Israel.
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How misplaced optimism in intelligence assessments led to strategic miscalculations, and what Israel could learn from it.
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China, Cairo move toward Erdogan as Iran recedes in newly threatening, fast-changing Mideast reality.
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US Secretary of State Blinken has arrived in the region, seemingly in a last attempt by Washington to achieve a comprehensive ceasefire before the US elections. However, given that Israel has yet to respond to Iran’s ballistic missile attack and the drone strike aimed at the Prime Minister’s private residence in Caesarea, the chances of success seem slim.
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As Israel’s military campaign against the proxies of the Islamic Republic of Iran succeeds, and the scope of potential attack of the Islamic Republic of Iran against Israel in the South and …
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Nasrallah’s Elimination, Plus Damage to Hezbollah’s Leadership and Operational Capabilities, Marks a Potential Turning Point in the Middle East.
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Israel’s actions illuminate its strategic logic, which aims to weaken the entire resistance axis––including Iran itself.
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While Israel’s strike on Hodeidah briefly restored deterrence, recent Houthi missile and drone attacks in the Red Sea reveal the threat is far from over.