How America Helps Hezbollah
The U.S. government has provided military training and weapons—plus $1.5 billion in aid—to the government of Lebanon since 2006, the end of the war Hezbollah instigated against Israel.
Why “Pro-Israel” is “Pro-America”
Some Israelis were concerned when they read President Donald Trump’s recent statements to the media about the reasons for his support of Saudi Arabia.
Northern Shield Not Meant to Shield Netanyahu
It’s regrettable that the terror group’s sentiments were echoed by some in the Knesset.
Europe Beats Iran’s War Drums
Maybe they simply want to keep paying off the Iranians in the hopes that Iranian regime terrorists will continue to focus their terror efforts in Europe on Iranian dissidents and Jews and leave them alone.
The Mole Inside the Hezbollah Tunnel
How did Israel gain the intelligence information it needed to discover and booby-trap Hezbollah’s tunnel and what does that mean for the future?
Is Israel Weighing Strike Options in Lebanon?
Hezbollah seems to have interpreted recent developments as a signal of Israel’s determination to enforce its red lines, raising the organization’s concern over what may come next.
Israel Must Reevaluate Its Policy of Nuclear Ambiguity
In view of growing Middle Eastern turmoil since the Arab upheavals of 2011, the time has come for Israel to review the efficacy of its traditional policy of deliberate nuclear ambiguity.
A New Order Emerges in Southern Syria
Syrian Regime closes accounts with west- and Israel-linked rebels, as Iran builds and expands its presence in the area.
While Airbnb Boycotts, Israel Builds its Diplomatic Strength
Airbnb’s partial boycott of Israel last week came just as the Arab world, Africa, and Eastern Europe moved closer to the Jewish state.
The Russians and the Kerch Bridge: What Would Reagan Do?
Every story has a starting point. Don’t start with the Russian capture this week of two (or three) Ukrainian ships and the injury to three (or six) Ukrainian sailors.