The familiar headline, repeated for decades, about American “aid” to Israel is misleading. In practice, this is a highly profitable economic investment for the Americans themselves. A bold move of foregoing the money would benefit Israel. It would also send the right message at the right time, both domestically and abroad.
There is a high likelihood that on their way to destruction, like a wounded animal with nothing left to lose and just like Adolf Hitler, Iran’s Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei and his associates will try to take the Jews down with them.
The F-35 stealth jet that gave Israel overwhelming superiority is now drawing rivals closer, risking Israel's qualitative edge through delay and indecision.
As Israel closely monitors the sweeping demonstrations in Iran, the IDF chief of staff clarified that there is no intention to intervene but preparations are in place for any scenario. Accounts from the ground point to a gradual erosion of the regime’s control, violent crackdowns, the use of weapons and an escalation that could accelerate change.
Khamenei's warhead authorization comes amid unprecedented domestic turmoil – creating dangerous conditions for strategic miscalculation.
Beyond the disputes of the moment, a deeper current is at work, steering the nation from the darkness of exile toward redemption and independence. From Moses in Pharaoh’s palace, through Herzl facing the Dreyfus Affair, to the Balfour Declaration, the secret of Jewish eternity is revealed.
The hypocrisy is impossible to miss, and it should be an eye opening moment for anyone watching Venezuelans celebrate the arrest of their dictator while the woke right and woke left rush to defend the regime that starved and oppressed them.
US president Trump turns down Saudi-Omani initiative, chooses instead a coordinated campaign of "active pressure." Following up on his "locked and loaded" threat is just a question of how and when. Here is what went behind the scenes at Mar-a-Lago.
It should be assumed that the demonstrations in Iran and the possibility that they will develop into a threat to the regime's stability place Israel and the US in a dilemma regarding military action against Iran.
Even if the demonstrations subside, Iran's regime has no solution to the economic crisis gripping the country as long as the US continues to impose sweeping sanctions. Any end to the current protest will merely set the stage for the next one.
