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Sources linked to the rebel government in Sanaa told Al-Akhbar that "any Israeli escalation will be met with a unified response by the Axis of Resistance." They also said there was "broad popular willingness to fight alongside the heroes of the Lebanese resistance on the battlefield."
As far as we are concerned, and to finally extricate ourselves from the Lebanese quagmire, the Israeli government must first and foremost pursue a transparent policy, free from any partisan or electoral considerations. It must have a military, diplomatic, and media strategy, coordinated with Washington, but also capable of making independent decisions solely in the interest of the State of Israel. Only in this way can we definitively put an end to the threats and ensure stability, security, and peace with our neighbors.
New details about secret talks in Doha reveal that Qatar will provide Tehran with a massive $6 billion line of credit, intended, at least ostensibly, for civilian purchases only. The lifeline comes as Iran's economy is expected to shrink by 10% this year and ranks near the bottom of a global resilience index.
Israel Hayom has learned that the UN will submit an “updated” proposal to keep thousands of observers in the area, contrary to the joint decision by Jerusalem and Washington to end the force’s operations by the end of 2026. The new document will include alternative deployment plans and a distinction between armed and unarmed observers in an effort to soften criticism.
The capture of the Beaufort ridge is not expected to bring immediate quiet to northern Israel, but it contributes to encircling the enemy, destroying infrastructure and strengthening deterrence. The true significance of the move is far broader than a narrow tactical achievement.
