To weaken Hezbollah, you have to weaken Iran
There was one small yet welcome development on that front when the United States announced sanctions against an ostensible environmentalist NGO (actually, a front for Hezbollah) called “Green Without Borders.”
The dilemma of a preventive Israeli strike on Hezbollah
As the Iran-backed terror army provokes Israel on the border and builds its arsenal, experts assess that Iranian pressure, and the domestic crises in Lebanon and Israel, are emboldening its leader Hassan Nasrallah.
Hezbollah gearing up for showdown with Israel
The terrorist group aims to preserve its option of invading the Galilee.
Hezbollah, seeing division in Israel, launches calculated provocation
Likely with Iranian encouragement, Nasrallah seeks to humiliate Israel, but with each new match he lights, the chance of a conflagration increases.
The Iran-Led ‘Axis of Resistance’ is Gearing Up for a Ramadan Terror Offensive
Israel, too, is seriously preparing for a scenario exceeding in scope the military conflict with Gaza in May 2021.
Where the Netanyahu Government Differs from its Predecessor
The new government is prepared to stand up to the Biden administration when necessary.
Beware of Iran’s Reformist Clerics
The Islamic Republic cannot be reformed. Iran will only have a bright future once the Islamist regime is gone for good.
What I Learned Lecturing on Israel and the Middle East at Columbia and Yale
Despite campus hostility, there are still many students willing to listen to facts and honest analysis.
Israel Caves to a Bad Maritime Deal
Leaving our regional allies with the impression that Israel fears a confrontation with Hezbollah does not bode well for the Abraham Accords.
Why is Hezbollah Celebrating the Israel-Lebanon Maritime Agreement?
The deal may prove to be a triumph of short-term wishful thinking over long-term, realistic strategy.