Commentary

What the Rushdie attack, a Nevada stabbing and a bomb plot in DC may have in common.

The tragic death of Staff Sgt. Natan Fitoussi should result in an immediate effort to remind soldiers of what the proper procedures are.

Israel is said to have agreed to a major compromise in the maritime border dispute in Lebanon, most likely from a fear of a confrontation with Hezbollah. What lawmakers fail to understand is that no oil deal will hold leader Hassan Nasrallah back, who is already looking for excuses to blame Israel for the economic hardship in his country.

The caretaker prime minister implied that Israel’s “other capabilities” may no longer be a last resort. Was that a slip of the tongue or a vague, yet direct message to adversaries near and far?

The facts of Operation Breaking Dawn don’t make the slightest difference to the moral-equivalence choir hot to return to the JCPOA.

The Palestinian Islamic Jihad’s actions have been less than impressive, and let’s hope it doesn’t have a surprise up its sleeve.

The IDF hopes to keep Hamas out of the conflict while keeping a close eye on the northern sector, where Hezbollah could try to take advantage of the situation.

Complaints by Israelis about "loss of deterrence" and the "sacrifice of the western Negev" simply play into the terrorist groups' hands and make them think they've gained something.

For Ukraine, retaking Kheron would be a groundbreaking blow on Russian morale, the biggest success since the victory in the Battle of Kyiv in late March. But Russia is also not wasting time.

Slowly but surely, the Ukrainians are getting the upper hand in the region of Kherson, a strategic city that is supposed to serve as a launchpad for the troops heading west.