Repeated attacks on Syria’s gas infrastructure signal the country remains unsafe for energy transit, benefiting those who prefer Damascus weak.
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The Israeli army’s deep raids into southern Syria have turned a nominal buffer into an occupied void for villagers.
A manufactured Israel-Turkey rivalry, driven by autonomy and survival, can still be managed through pragmatic regional security arrangements.
The Mecca Pact moves from paper to operational test as Turkey, Pakistan, and Saudi Arabia confront Houthi attacks.
Israel’s conceptzia treated Hamas as rational, blinding intelligence to a basic surprise that breached the Gaza fence in 100 locations.
A durable Mashriq order cannot exclude Iran, and US retrenchment leaves regional powers searching for a workable security system.
Israel’s enemies are degraded, yet victory remains elusive. Iraq War Lessons show how tactical wins can still lead to strategic loss.
Syria foils a Hezbollah cell preparing rockets in Daraa, exposing the group’s persistent efforts to strike Israel from Syrian soil.
Washington’s influence may fade after Israel’s vote, but the Turkey rivalry and Iran threat will not quietly wait.
War has made Hormuz alternatives urgent, yet Iraq, Syria, and Lebanon cannot build sovereignty without fixing fragmented states.