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While the Iranian regime struggles with a severe water crisis and sharp internal criticism of President Masoud Pezeshkian, who supports negotiations and transparency with the public, assessments of a high likelihood of another war continue to hang in the air.
A report by MEMRI reveals that Qatar, an ally of Iran and a promoter of radical Islam, is buying advanced fighter jets from the US equipped with cutting edge American technology, which also includes Israeli developed systems.
David Barnea was sent by Prime Minister Netanyahu to discuss the possibility of resuming talks on comprehensive hostage deal, while Hamas claims the latest meeting with Egyptian intelligence head produced no real progress.
In recent days, Rabou asked his followers to help him leave Gaza and relocate abroad. According to his statements, he suffers from severe psychological distress and could become a victim of murder at any moment.
The four Druze villages in the northern Syrian Hermon, now under Israeli control, are almost cut off from the world - with their only connection through IDF troops. Many of them are Israeli Druze, with relatives across the border.
