Israel is not just striking Iran—it is reshaping the Middle East. The old Iran is gone.
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Hezbollah is battered but defiant, retaining its weapons and Tehran’s backing; Lebanon’s sovereignty remains elusive.
The Trump administration is reportedly considering a plan for the U.S. to lead the administration of Gaza after Israel’s siege,…
The Saudi-Pakistan defense pact is a strategic hedge, not a rupture; a recalibration, not a replacement.
Trump’s Gaza council pledged $17 billion, but UN estimates say $70 billion is needed; reconstruction without political resolution is a temporary fix.
Trump’s approval ratings hit a new low—60% disapprove—making a strike on Iran a risky political bet.
While the world watches Gaza and Iran, Israel is quietly annexing the West Bank—with American support.
Russia is a bystander in the Iran war; Tehran’s collapse would strip Moscow of a key regional node.
The New York Times critiques Trump’s war on Iran—after decades of vilifying the regime and cheerleading the Iraq invasion.
Israeli society is intoxicated by war and expansion, united behind a campaign that killed Khamenei and destabilized the region.