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Israel at a crossroads as Hamas threat looms

Israel at a crossroads as Hamas threat looms

We must not live in illusions: Gaza remains under Hamas control, and the terrorist organization is already preparing the next attack. Israel should press to implement the deal — that would let it join the broader regional vision Trump described in the Knesset.

Trump's Iran remarks in Knesset raise alarm in Israel

Making the impossible a plan of action

If in 2017 Donald Trump was seen by the West as a “mistake of history,” in 2025 he is the one shaping it. He now leads every global summit as the leader of the greatest power in the world — a leader one can stands behind, unquestioningly and without hesitation.

Who will disarm Hamas?

Who will disarm Hamas?

President Trump’s plan calls for civilian and security mechanism that will assume control of the Strip, but there's the chicken-and-egg dilemma: most potential participants will not commit forces to areas under Hamas control while it remains armed and dangerous.

Erdogan: Turkey can invade Israel

Trump's Gaza plan exposes Turkey and Qatar for what they are

The next phase is not military but cognitive. Jerusalem defines the reality before Doha and Ankara rewrite it in Hamas’s language. If they are allowed to sit at the table, the pause will become a defeat; if they are excluded, a new order can emerge: clear victory, sovereignty without intermediaries, and deterrence that endures.

'There will be more rounds with Iran'

Israel's focus shifts to Iran as next war looms

The start of the ceasefire in Gaza marks a shift in Israel’s national agenda. Developments in Iran’s nuclear program and the continued threats from the Houthis are posing major challenges for the security establishment. Still, there are signs of hope on the diplomatic front.

The war over our home isn't over

The war over our home isn't over

When the home trembles, when doubt is cast upon it, its residents rush to rescue it. "Though one may be overpowered, two can defend themselves. A cord of three strands is not quickly broken," wrote Ecclesiastes.