Iran testing boundaries opposite US

Iran testing boundaries opposite US

Tehran views the Trump administration as "tougher" than its predecessor, which may push them to more extreme actions. While the hope is that Tehran will be deterred from its ongoing aggression, some are warning that war could still erupt.

It's too early to eulogize Labor

It's too early to eulogize Labor

As Labor Leader Avi Gabbay, who drove the party to a historically abysmal performance in April's election, prepares to vacate his seat and the party. Once a force to be reckoned with in Israeli politics, Labor is staring at an uncertain future. Still, some insiders dismiss the notion of merging with Meretz ahead of the September election and vow to rebuild Labor.

Learn the lessons of 1988

Learn the lessons of 1988

When the ideological Right ruled out an opportunity to gradually promote its ideas, preferring instead to splinter into smaller parties and sit in the opposition, the Oslo Accords were only a matter of time.

Hezbollah is sweating under the collar

Hezbollah is sweating under the collar

The Lebanon-based Shiite terrorist group is under increasing pressure from all sides, and while Israel has operational leeway in the northern sector, it must remember that no one is infallible and that the enemy is watching, learning and evolving in ways that may prove highly challenging.