Opinion

The circumstances surrounding Yahya Sinwar’s death expose the emptiness behind any attempts to paint him as a hero. Reports indicate that Sinwar wasn’t leading a final stand or bravely confronting his enemies; instead, he was trying to flee to Egypt, desperate to avoid capture. His choice to evade accountability rather than face the consequences of his actions reflects a man … [Read more...] about Sinwar’s Cowardly End: Fleeing Justice, Not Embracing Heroism

Recent public statements by President Joe Biden ruling out Israeli strikes against Iran's nuclear facilities have not only left U.S. allies concerned but have also painted an image of vulnerability for Washington. As diplomatic negotiations continue to falter, Biden's remarks seem to further confirm what critics have argued for some time: that the current U.S. stance lacks the … [Read more...] about A Shaky Deterrence: U.S. Policy on Iran’s Nuclear Ambitions

The White House’s claim to have secretly backed Israel’s moves against Hezbollah reeks of revisionism, especially given its well-documented opposition to Israel’s strategy at nearly every turn. For years, the U.S. urged restraint, fearing that an aggressive approach would destabilize the region or trigger a broader conflict, all while Israel faced daily threats from Hezbollah. … [Read more...] about White House Revisionism: Trying to Claim Credit for Israel’s Hezbollah Strategy It Once Opposed

The Red Sea, a critical waterway for global trade, is now at the center of a volatile geopolitical storm with far-reaching implications, especially for Israel. Russia’s new deal to supply advanced anti-ship missiles to the Houthis in Yemen, backed by Iran, brings this conflict dangerously close to Israeli shores. As the Houthis solidify their missile capabilities with Russian … [Read more...] about Red Sea in Peril: Russia-Iran-Houthi Axis Threatens Israel and Global Shipping