The upcoming Trump-Netanyahu meeting in Florida is expected to focus on the Iranian threat and possible courses of action against the regime in Tehran. In Jerusalem, officials are seeking to set clear milestones for a joint move. The goal is to shift from coordinating positions to making concrete decisions.

US military actions in Syria and Venezuela, alongside blunt warnings on Hamas, may signal an alignment with Israel’s demand for freedom of action and regional deterrence.

The findings reflect a sentiment increasingly shared by Jewish communities across Europe in recent years, raising a troubling question: Is there still a future for British Jews in the country?

The risk of miscalculation could trigger another round of fighting between Iran and Israel. While Iran is unlikely to be seeking a confrontation with Israel at this stage, it is also unwilling to return to the starting point of Operation Rising Lion. In Tehran, officials understand one thing clearly: they cannot afford to be caught by surprise again.

As a result of mass departures of career officers in the IDF, the pool of candidates has shrunk sharply. The immediate outcome is a decline in officer quality. The IDF is trying to stem the bleeding with bonuses and benefits, but political obstacles are complicating efforts.