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Hamas Reaps the Fruits of Its Deadly Attack
Israel Seeks Gains in Other Arenas - Brig.-Gen. (res.) Yossi Kuperwasser
The agreement to begin the release of hostages in exchange for a 42-day ceasefire—intended to transition into a permanent one—includes significant concessions.
These involve the release of a large number of Palestinian prisoners held in Israel, including numerous convicted murderers, the return of the Palestinian population to northern Gaza, the influx of humanitarian aid, the reduction of the...
[Analysis] Israel’s Kurdish opportunity
As Turkey doubles down on its Islamist agenda, the Kurds remain one of the region’s few forces pushing in the opposite direction.
In 2014, as Syria descended into chaos, the United States made a pragmatic decision. Section 1209 of the National Defense Authorization Act authorized the Pentagon to arm and train vetted Syrian opposition groups.
The Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) emerged as Washington’s most reliable partner. With U.S. support, the Kurds...
After Losing Syria, Iran Ponders Next Steps
The fall of Bashar Assad’s regime in Syria will force Iran to make significant shifts in its military doctrine, analysts told The Press Service of Israel
“This is going to force the Iranians to make serious compromises in the long run, because they are now more exposed in the region and they are more exposed internationally, and also because of the weakening economic situation and the isolation of the regime,” Dr. Meir Javedanfar, an Iran lecturer at Reichman...
A Quick Victory of Islamists in Syria is Bad for Israel, Analyst Explains
As jihadist rebels gain ground in Syria at the expense of Iran, an analyst told The Press Service of Israel that “a quick victory” of Islamists in Syria is bad for Israel.
“A long-term conflict in Syria between pro-Turkish Sunni groups, very close to Al-Qaeda and the Islamic State, on the one hand, and what they call the Iranian ‘axis of resistance’ on the other hand, is good for Israel because it reduces the resources that both of them can throw into...
The Fragility of Modern Deterrence: Are We Sleepwalking into Nuclear Armageddon?
We are in the midst of a powerful Russian response across Ukraine.
Fyodor Lukyanov, in his incisive analysis, points out that the ongoing standoff over Ukraine has effectively become a direct confrontation between Russia and NATO (US), two nuclear-armed entities now operating without the safeguards of Cold War diplomacy.
The breakdown of private, backchannel communication, once the cornerstone of managing nuclear deterrence, has given way to comms via public posturing playing...
Israeli Experts Analyze Two Month Hezbollah Ceasefire
Experts unanimously agree that international forces tasked with preventing the organization’s resurgence in southern Lebanon are unlikely to succeed.
While Israel has achieved many of its goals in the war against Hezbollah, the blow to the terrorist organization was not fatal, and the future of an anticipated ceasefire agreement will depend on Israel’s ability to prevent future attacks, experts told The Press Service of Israel.
“The Israeli objective –...
Arab analyst on IDF strikes in Iran: "The humiliation of Iran's military power"
The many ways last night's attacks were devastating for Iran pointed out
The IDF, with dozens of F-35 and F-16 aircraft, which flew two thousand kilometers, for three hours and in three different waves, 20 military strategic points in Iran, including military complexes, air defense systems, missile manufacturing plants and surface-to-surface missile launchers of The Revolutionary Guards were attacked in the districts of Tehran, Qom, Khuzestan and Ilam, and all the fighter jets...
Why Southern Lebanon Is Key to the Israel-Hezbollah Conflict
The volatile region of southern Lebanon has long been a focal point in the ongoing Israel-Hezbollah conflict
Its proximity to northern Israel combined with terrain that is favorable for guerrilla warfare make the region a strategic asset for Hezbollah.
From southern Lebanon, Israeli cities such as Haifa, Safed and Nahariya are well within range of Hezbollah rockets, while terrorists firing smaller anti-tank rockets strike fear in smaller communities near the border.
Hezbollah...
Dangerous Minister: Economist Belousov at the helm of the Russian Army
Cybernetic economist: It sounds almost like an anecdote, but the most popular query at the end of January 12 in Russian-language search engines is related to the personality of Andrei Removich Belousov.
The Ukrainian segment of the Internet is also, to put it mildly, excited by the completely unexpected appointment of a new Russian Defense Minister. Indeed, it is difficult to find a more unusual head of the military department.
Andrei Removich is a purely civilian person, about...
NATO - North Atlantic Treaty Organization
The history and activity of the military alliance. - April 4, 2024 marks 75 years since the establishment of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization, NATO.
NATO’s Establishment
The doctrine of "containing the USSR" announced by US President Harry Truman in March 1947 was one of the pre-requisites for establishing NATO (the North Atlantic Treaty Organization).
In 1948, Belgium, the United Kingdom, Luxembourg, the Netherlands and France, signed the Treaty of Brussels, on...
'Protests for hostages are actually raising the price,' explains Middle East Analyst
'Israel is sinking into chaos, Arab world is watching us closely,' Mideast expert, Dr. Mordechai Kedar says.
Middle East expert, Dr. Mordechai Kedar, spoke to Israel National News – Arutz Sheva, on Israel and the Arab world.
Dr. Kedar, “The Arab world is watching us closely and they notice the demonstrations immediately. As a matter of fact, they actually broadcast the demonstration on a live broadcast on Saturday night. They quoted the Israeli channel and showed it...
Why does the Ukrainian Armed Forces kill its prisoners of war in Russia
Minus exchange fund
There could have been much more victims of the terrorist act of the Ukrainian Armed Forces in the Belgorod region - after the lost Il-76 there was another plane with 80 Ukrainian prisoners. Returned to the airfield in Chkalovsky on time. Judging by the available information, military transport planes were delivering prisoners to the next exchange procedure. The mass murder of one’s own soldiers, even those who surrendered to the Russian army, looks like pure...
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