A new report traces how Tehran turns anti-Semitism into a tool for dividing the West and recruiting unwitting allies.
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Turkey and Israel now compete over Syria’s airspace and centralized army, while Washington tries to contain dangerous escalation.
Syria seeks Pakistani weapons via Saudi and Turkish channels to bypass Moscow, Western sanctions, and Iranian paramilitary dependence.
Israel’s election may change coalition tone, but mainstream candidates share the same regional strategy on Iran, Gaza, and Palestinians.
U.S. conventional Bunker Busters struggle against Iran’s deepest facilities, forcing higher procurement and debate over nuclear earth-penetrating alternatives.
Trump stays publicly silent on endorsing Netanyahu, leaving Israel’s close election to hinge on who can manage Washington best.
One year into a nominal ceasefire, Gaza remains blockaded and bombed while Washington calls limited aid historic progress.
Democratic hopes for the House cannot overcome veto math, Senate margins, and bipartisan hawkishness that sustain the Iran war.
Growing skepticism toward Israel among Americans is reshaping political dynamics and challenging assumptions behind decades of support.
Abdallah’s attempt to reclaim intercepted explosives exposes the complex dynamics between Hezbollah’s liaison apparatus and Lebanese security institutions.