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Iran's survival is not accidental. It is the structural foundation of Tehran's strategy. For decades, Washington has asked the wrong question: How do we defeat Iran? Tehran, meanwhile, has been asking a fundamentally different question: How do we survive America?
The Jewish state does not bargain over truth – and Azerbaijan deserves Israel’s loyalty, not a veto over its memory.
The postwar West learned to recognize anti-Jewish bigotry through Nazism’s form rather than its function.
Trump staged the spectacle, Erdogan claimed the stage, but Europe’s real move was building a security order Turkey cannot veto and America cannot monopolize.
The United States remains the world's leading superpower, but its growing focus on domestic priorities, economic interests, and declining support for Israel is already reshaping its role in extraordinary ways.
Israel’s lesson is that sovereignty matters most at the moment of decision: coalitions, Washington, and Europe are important, but none of them controls the final call. That responsibility ultimately rests with Jerusalem.
In a special column, the Serb member of the Presidency of Bosnia and Herzegovina writes Israel Hayom about the shared memory with the Jewish people, the parallel struggles, and the need to withstand international pressure while preserving sovereignty and identity.
Against the backdrop of three years of war, it feels as if someone pressed pause on our lives. The question is, how can we keep living, choosing, and building until this is over?
The Air Force remains Israel's spear, but the country's lifelines – trade, energy, communications – run through a Mediterranean that Ankara is working to close.
History shows that when Jerusalem has folded under American pressure, it has earned contempt, while when it has insisted on its sovereign security needs, it has earned respect. Now, as Hezbollah threatens the north and President Donald Trump pursues a deal while expecting absolute obedience, Israel's leaders must not repeat the mistakes of the past. If history is our guide, Israel has no choice but to act independently in the fateful campaign for its future.
