Armed regional allies rebound across the Middle East, renewing pressure on adversaries and altering regional defense balances.
Browsing: Hamas
The postwar Gaza roadmap faces sharp pushback as negotiators debate Hamas disarmament, international security forces, and military enforcement.
Hezbollah’s decline and Assad’s collapse force a shift in Middle East policy: absorb non-state actors into formal states or face complete collapse.
Rivalry between Turkey and Israel now spans Gaza, Syria, energy and the fight for regional influence,marking a lasting strategic shift, not a passing dispute.
Unconditional support for Israel and reliance on military power defined Senator Lindsey Graham’s legacy, shaping US posture across the Muslim world.
An inside look at the human intelligence war in the Middle East, exposing the five tactical vulnerabilities used to infiltrate regional resistance networks.
Gaza faces a stalled peace plan as Hamas offers nominal governance changes while maintaining the weapons that have fueled decades of regional conflict.
Political Islam is not dead; it is evolving. Regional shifts show a move away from rigid revolutionary models toward pragmatic governance and state legitimacy.
President Erdogan’s neo-Ottoman policy utilizes regional Islamist alliances to project power over formerly occupied Arab lands, threatening local sovereignty.
Sustained pressure on Iran’s proxies is critical, but Tehran’s creative financing and global networks ensure these threats remain resilient and adaptive.