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Reconstituting the Baghdad pact

Reconstituting the Baghdad pact

Modi’s visit to Israel thus contains a strategic appeal to the United States to abandon ambivalence and position itself unequivocally within the camp of the “responsible states.” Such a decision could reshape the global balance of power, strengthen deterrence against the Iran–China axis, and consolidate an international order grounded in a coalition of democratic and free nations.

Hezbollah braces for war as IRGC takes command

Hezbollah signals neutrality in Iran conflict

The terrorist organization has sent calming messages to the Lebanese government, saying it will maintain “neutrality on the ground.” Sources added that if Hezbollah comes under a full-scale Israeli attack, the organization will act “in self-defense.”

Report: US prefers Israel to strike Iran first

Report: US prefers Israel to strike Iran first

According to Politico, senior White House officials would like Israel to deliver the opening blow against Iran, arguing it would give the US greater public backing and legitimacy to enter the war if its bases are attacked in retaliation. 

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