Analysis

Israel's desire to maintain ambiguity with regards to any operations meant to counter its enemies is understandable, but it also has distinct disadvantages.   

The US, UK and EU are all aware that the Eastern Mediterranean is undergoing a tremendous change. The question is, where do we go from here.

Israel, meanwhile, must deliver a clear and unmistakable message to Iran that any attack will result in resounding retaliation.

Austin’s stance on Iran, as the former CENTCOM commander, will carry significant weight in formulating the Biden's administration's policy in the region.

Tehran is convinced the Mossad has once again dealt its nuclear program a blow, meaning retaliation is almost a certainty. The only real question is which form it takes.

The Palestinian leader’s international campaign over the right of eastern Jerusalem residents to participate in upcoming elections may be the ladder allowing him to climb down from the electoral tree

Israel Hayom talks to experts in cyber security and nuclear defenses about the electrical "malfunction" at Iran's Natanz facility. Was it a move designed to scare Tehran, an attack that targeted something much bigger, or merely user error at the local level?

The Biden administration overlooked copiously documented accusations against the agency that range from institutionalized corruption to the propagation of anti-Semitism, focusing instead on the provision of educational and other services to 500,000 Palestinian children.

The Iranians can launch missiles or, more realistically, deploy armed drones with a range of 2,000 kilometers. These drones fly slowly, near to the ground, and are especially difficult for the air force to detect and intercept. 

The United States is no longer censoring its criticism of internal Saudi affairs, particularly on the issue of human rights and this, as well as other developments, encourages the Iranians to increase actions that have negative consequences for regional stability.