Netanyahu's bold but risky diplomatic move
By emphasizing the potential for peace and prosperity in a post-Islamic Republic era, Netanyahu is subtly encouraging internal dissent and presenting Israel as a potential ally to the Iranian people.
By emphasizing the potential for peace and prosperity in a post-Islamic Republic era, Netanyahu is subtly encouraging internal dissent and presenting Israel as a potential ally to the Iranian people.
Iran launched a massive missile attack on Israel Tuesday evening to avenge the killing of Hezbollah chief Nasrallah. The assault triggered nearly 1,864 warning sirens across Israel.
Morton A. Klein has been overwhelmingly reelected to an unprecedented 12th term as President of the Zionist Organization of America (ZOA) during the organization’s triennial elections held last night.
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The failure of Iran's missile offensive grants Israel the latitude to coolly consider its next move. Unlike Iran, Israel typically opts for swift action, aiming to maintain a clear link between cause and effect. The potential targets are diverse: Israel could adhere to a tit-for-tat strategy (as it did in April), retaliating solely against military objectives – bases, factories, and weapons caches.
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