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The exchanges of fire in the Gulf over the past several nights are not a passing incident, but an expression of a new strategic outlook Tehran has been shaping since the war. The collapse of its regional proxy doctrine has led Iran’s leadership to conclude that direct and controlled friction with the US will rebuild its deterrence. Within Tehran’s internal strategic debate, the nuclear component is also gradually coming to the fore, and the North Korean model is becoming a point of reference.
A new Hudson Institute report reveals how Tehran has systematically infiltrated Georgia through religious institutions, student recruitment pipelines, and IRGC-linked operatives – all while the Georgian government looks the other way.
While the Israeli public is feeling despondent over the situation in the north and the terrible news from the drone battlefield, some are talking about a huge achievement and the possibility of years of quiet.
Trump’s dithering is dangerous, and his specious slamming of Netanyahu is upsetting. But working with him over the next 31 months to more decisively complete the campaign against Iran remains the right and necessary exigency.
It was a method developed by former IDF chief of staff Herzi Halevi and designed for one purpose: to prevent the "burning" of sensitive intelligence sources. But in the early hours of Oct. 7, it lulled the system to sleep. Now, what was going through Herzi Halevi’s mind in those fateful moments is revealed.
