Inside Israel’s war room, leaders debate Hamas failures, Hezbollah strikes, and Iran’s nuclear program while Washington weighs joining Fordow operation.
Browsing: Mark Dubowitz
Iran’s economy buckles under blockade, but Tehran still demands concessions; Washington must hold firm and tighten the screws.
Iran may deploy an October surprise before Israel’s election and the US midterms, forcing Netanyahu’s hand and testing Trump
Tehran activated Hormuz without nuclear cover or missile depth; Gulf bypass pipelines and U.S. production now empty Iranian oil leverage.
The postwar Gaza roadmap faces sharp pushback as negotiators debate Hamas disarmament, international security forces, and military enforcement.
Trump’s strikes prove talk fails; only maximum pressure and military resolve can truly dismantle Iran’s nuclear and terrorist infrastructure permanently.
Strategic analysis of the U.S.-Iran MOU fragility as Tehran halts diplomatic talks with Vice President Vance to prioritize its proxy warfare networks.
The pending United States-Iran MOU risks dismantling years of calculated economic leverage, surrendering critical sanctions precisely when the regime faces unprecedented domestic instability.
Deconstructing the flaw in applying economic bargaining formulas to ideological regimes that derive their legitimacy from conflict rather than cooperation.
The regime’s Last Trick turns stalling into survival. Trump must refuse a deal that hands the nuclear bomb to a weaker successor.