Iran re-closes the Strait after a brief reopening. A US naval blockade and disputes over Lebanon and enrichment now threaten the fragile ceasefire.
Browsing: Israel
Gulf states endured Iranian retaliation for a US-led system they could not openly acknowledge. The pretense of ambiguity has become its principal weakness.
US-Israel lost. Iran kept power and Hormuz. Gulf states exposed. American public support for Israel fractures.
No outcome of the Iran war preserves Gulf primacy; every scenario leaves them more vulnerable and strategically diminished.
Israel’s wars no longer yield strategic victory, revealing vulnerabilities Palestinians and their allies can increasingly exploit.
U.S.-backed Israeli tactics in Lebanon repeat 1982’s errors, risking a stronger Hezbollah and a fractured state.
Israel’s strategic debate shifts toward regime change in Iran as the only durable answer to nuclear and regional threats.
Trump’s religious rhetoric and clashes with the Vatican are driving a major Catholic break from his war policy.
Hezbollah’s endurance and Israel’s strategic overreach reveal why total victory in Lebanon remains unattainable.
Turkey as the “new Iran”: a legitimate state competitor with hypersonic missiles and regional blocs.