Israel should clarify its nuclear stance and take action against Iran while it’s not yet nuclear to maintain its strategic advantage.
Nasrallah defended Hezbollah's recent attack on Israel, named "Operation Arbaeen Day," as retaliation for the killing of Fuad Shukr and is committed to a prolonged conflict with Israel.
While Israel and Iran play a high-stakes game of "who will blink first," the real loser in this nerve-racking standoff might just be the United States.
Fitch downgraded Israel’s credit rating due to prolonged war. However, Israel's economy remains strong and requires various adjustments to ensure stability.
What exactly does Fitch's rating drop tell us about the government's management of the Israeli economy throughout the war? Will it be possible to win back investor's trust?
The President of Israel commemorated the eve of Tisha B'Av with a message to the Israeli public, highlighting the importance of unity in these crucial times.
Unlike the Iranian strike against Israel on April 13, the possible scenarios are less clear.
Israel’s enemies share no common values of freedom, civil rights, or humane principles. Thus, they don’t have the incentive to cooperate.
A few days after the attack attributed to Israel in Isfahan, the Iranian president sent a threat towards the Jewish state if they carry out an attack against the IRGC.
Israel will not accept responsibility for this attack for strategic reasons.
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