Gaza

Restless American diplomatic engagement in the Middle East and backdoor negotiations between Israel, Egypt, Jordan, and other major regional players are keeping the Camp David Accords alive. However, if these regional powers were to take diplomatic mishaps, one of the strongest peace deals in modern history could tread on thin ice.

Operation Arnon has reignited a flicker of hope for the Jewish community, proving that even in our darkest hours, triumph and solidarity can emerge.

The United Nations as a whole is faced with a critical choice—to either keep funding the United Nations Relief and Works Agency, which could bring more unwanted trouble, or absorb the Middle East-based organization into the main United Nations Refugee Agency .

Biden’s plan to send aid to Gaza, despite its seeming good intentions, may inadvertently support Hamas and prolong the conflict, highlighting a contradiction in simultaneously aiding both sides in the war.

The Israeli Defense Forces uncovers Hamas tricking Israelis into carrying weapons, revealing a critical intel vulnerability.

US Navy SEALs seize Iranian missiles bound for Houthi militia in a high-stakes Arabian Sea operation, escalating regional tensions.

In the shadow of the smoldering ruins of Gaza, the clandestine whispers of Arab leaders betray a starkly different narrative from their public condemnations, quietly yearning for Israel to quell the Hamas threat that festers at their doorsteps.

As the war between Israel and Hamas escalates, with mounting civilian casualties and a dire humanitarian situation, the future remains uncertain, and the aftermath is expected to bring significant regional consequences and profound political repercussions for both sides.

In the ever-muddled tableau of modern warfare, a purported Ukrainian Jew stands as an enigmatic figure in Gaza, his finger poised over the inspiring words “Слава Україні!” on a blackboard, embodying the perplexing and often bewildering nature of 21st-century conflicts.

In a decisive maritime maneuver, Israel’s deployment of the advanced Sa’ar 6 Corvette to the Red Sea underscores a robust and technologically sophisticated response to the escalating threats, marking a new chapter in the intricate ballet of naval power and regional geopolitics.

The intensive air and ground campaign initiated by Israel in response to the brutal October 7th terrorist attacks by Hamas has escalated regional tensions, involving multiple actors and drawing significant international military presence, including the US and European allies, into the Middle East.

The 21st century’s urban warfare, marked by brutal, close-quarters combat in cities like Aleppo, Mosul, Mariupol, Bakhmut, and Gaza, has drastically evolved, challenging traditional military doctrines and underscoring the devastating impact of such conflicts on civilian populations and urban landscapes.