The symbolism was unmistakable: Iran had demonstrated its ability to reach Israel’s most sensitive site
Power without exit – America’s strategic trap in the Strait of Hormuz
The United States cannot credibly exit the conflict without first securing what it can claim as a “victory.”
“Where are we supposed to Go?” Israel’s Ethnic Cleansing of 500K Lebanese Shi`is
Dahiyeh is an urban environment of ordinary life with apartment buildings perched above grocery shops, narrow streets, taxis, schools
The Israel-US and Iran War: A Geostrategic Transformation
Iran has also declared that financial centers, banks, and offices of major technology companies could be the next targets.
Trump’s Other Endless War: How a Strike on Iran betrays his central Promise
Military force can destroy facilities, eliminate commanders, and cripple infrastructure; it cannot, on its own, construct a new political order
The Strait of Hormuz and Iran: Where Geography becomes a Weapon
What Iranian commanders have constructed in and around the Strait of Hormuz is not a conventional defense.
Is Turkey in Israel’s Crosshairs, after Iran? A Strategic Rivalry Reconsidered
A new axis: Turkey, a member of NATO with a thriving economy and global ambitions, is building a Sunni axis that might be even more powerful
Ramadan under the Rubble: Gaza welcomes Holy Month amid Unhealed Wounds
Severe shortages of food, fuel, and basic services define daily existence among people in Gaza
Israel’s not-so-subtle Push to Annex the Entire Palestinian West Bank
The latest cabinet measures extend Israeli civilian administrative reach into areas previously reserved for Palestinian governance.








