Israel

As tensions heat up in the Middle East, the U.S. boosts its troop presence and jets—could this spark a larger conflict with Iran?

As Israeli tanks prepare to roll into Southern Lebanon, the battle-tested Merkava tanks, with their advanced Trophy Active Protection System, will be key in facing Hezbollah’s growing arsenal of anti-armor weapons, potentially altering the landscape of the conflict.

The death of Hezbollah’s long-time leader Hassan Nasrallah in a pinpoint Israeli airstrike marks a pivotal shift in the Middle East, with the potential to ignite an already volatile region into further chaos.

The US is sending more troops to the Middle East as tensions rise—preparing for potential escalation while hoping for diplomacy.

Ibrahim Aqil, a shadowy figure with decades of bloodshed behind him, was Hezbollah’s go-to mastermind for deadly attacks, including the 1983 Beirut embassy bombing—his death in the recent Israeli airstrike is a significant blow to the group’s military operations.

In the relentless fight against terrorism, we must stand firm and remember the tragic loss of hostages like Hersh Goldberg-Polin, Eden Yerushalmi, Ori Danino, Alex Lubnov, Carmel Gat, and Almog Sarusi, whose lives were brutally taken by Hamas, knowing that every compromise only emboldens those who wield fear and violence as their weapons.

As Israel’s fighter jets roared over Lebanon, unleashing a massive preemptive strike on Hezbollah, the air was thick with the tension of a region on the brink of yet another devastating conflict.

In a bold and controversial move, the Israeli Defense Forces struck Beirut, targeting a senior Hezbollah commander in retaliation for a deadly bombing in the Golan Heights, leaving the Middle East on the brink of further escalation.

In a dramatic escalation, Hezbollah unleashed a relentless barrage of rockets on northern Israel, igniting fears of a wider conflict as the IDF swiftly retaliated with targeted strikes on militant positions.

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.

Reviving the draft might seem as appealing as a root canal, but it’s a necessary conversation to unite our fractured nation and reignite the flame of patriotism.

It’s a joyous day in Israel as 4 are rescued after spending 246 days in captivity with Hamas.