The US president lashed out at allies who refused to join the campaign against Iran, with British Prime Minister Keir Starmer drawing his harshest criticism: “You don’t even have a navy. You’re too old and had aircraft carriers that didn’t work.”
Alongside the successes on the battlefield, the rare partnership and understanding with the US, and the resilience of Israel’s home front, we keep encountering at every turn the things we pledged to change after October 7, and never changed. The things we set out to achieve, and never achieved.
Despite the heavy blow it suffered in 2024, Hezbollah used the time to rebuild, formulate a new combat doctrine and reorganize for the next round. The gap between the two sides’ objectives, and the organization’s willingness to pay a high price, raises concern that the fighting could become prolonged and force Israel to intensify its operations.
Crises in Cuba, Lebanon, and Iran have dominated headlines worldwide. On the surface, the three countries seem to have little in common – but they are connected by one increasingly obvious pattern: Western activists who capitalize on these countries’ crises
A federal judge in Washington has granted a petition by a historic preservation group and issued an injunction against the ambitious $400 million project. The reason: The demolition of the East Wing and the construction work were carried out without congressional approval. Trump said, "It will be the greatest ballroom anywhere in the world."
