Hezbollah is playing the long game, betting that Lebanon's demographic trends will make it more Shiite and pro-Iranian. Israel eliminated its chief of staff, but it must make a decision on what to do with the terror group.
Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman's bid for F-35 jets has Israel on edge, as the stealth fighter's sale could erode Jerusalem's unmatched air superiority and alter Middle East balances. From Operation Rising Lion triumphs to future skies, experts weigh the stakes of this game-changing deal.
"The fear is Jara will lead to complete severance of relations between the countries, which will further endanger the security of Jews in Chile, who were already forced to close ranks and choose tactical silence facing the extreme rhetoric directed at us and in light of violence and vandalism acts in synagogues and community institutions."
Ankara's massive effort to strengthen its foothold in the Gaza Strip is anything but innocent, and if President Recep Tayyip Erdogan’s broader strategy bears fruit, Israel could soon find itself squared off against the Turkish military, to the south and to the north. How can Israel avoid a Turkish stranglehold?
The current Hamas standoff must end decisively – mass surrender, detention or terrorist deaths. Images and publicity carry value. Israel's handling of trapped Rafah terrorists will signal to regional powers whether it remains committed to dismantling terror infrastructure or accepts cosmetic fixes.
The results of the New York elections tell only part of the story. Over the past week, Democratic candidates won every possible race across the US, raising the bigger question: what keeps dooming Republicans, and how has progressive madness taken hold of public discourse even on the right?
Historic election of Muslim socialist Zohran Mamdani reveals deepening crisis in Israel-Diaspora relations with liberal Jewish voters.
Mikie Sherrill will become New Jersey's new governor, Abigail Spanberger claimed Virginia's governorship, Jay Jones won the attorney general position, and Zohran Mamdani, the 34-year-old socialist Israel critic, will soon enter Gracie Mansion as New York City's mayor.
Born in Kampala, Uganda, and raised in New York from age seven, Mamdani openly discussed his religious identity.
Zohran Mamdani's potential New York mayoral victory could force American Jews to face loyalty accusations and identity challenges not seen since the McCarthy era.
