Commentary

The political stage is no less critical than the military one, and it requires a transition from a policy of deterrence and attack to a policy of regulation and enforcement.

The two leaders' third summit in six months makes history. It will tout the crushing blow to Iran’s nuclear ambitions – and offer a glimpse into what could unfold next.

Israel is not a society that glorifies terrorism or lawlessness. It must also look inward and ask: How do we finally confront the threat posed by far-right Jewish extremism?

President Xi Jinping, who is probably now the closest leader to Musk, has already made EV mainstream for hundreds of millions. China's massive potential means Tesla can wait out Trump and any regularly setback he may create.

The Iranian regime will now need to begin a complex process of rehabilitation and reconstruction, not only of the military command apparatus but also of cooperation with Hezbollah.

Sources familiar with the negotiations said the plan includes a minimal Israeli withdrawal during the first 60 days, with the ceasefire continuing in exchange for the release of additional hostages, depending on the progress of the talks.

Trump has warned that the US will strike again if Iran attempts to rebuild, but the question remains: why wait? Why aren’t we pushing the regime to its knees while it’s still weakened and humiliated?

With the main issue now resolved, the Americans are far less anxious heading into the renewed nuclear talks with Iran. The president has significant carrots and sticks to brandish in the negotiations. And then there's the matter of the mediators.

I don’t know what exactly happened to Aviv Atzili in those final moments that morning and what he managed to do alongside his team in the civilian guard. I can only imagine. They were the last line of defense for Nir Oz.

All three of Israel's military objectives were met, but the next confrontation is already looming. Iran’s leadership hasn’t shifted course, and the world will need to monitor or face the consequences. Now is the time for a diplomatic move, bolstered by precise intelligence and new regional alliances.