Something is shifting in the Arab world, still quietly, still far from gaining majority support, but by now impossible to ignore.
Middle East
The Israeli premier warned Ankara against military entrenchment south of Aleppo following an attack on the Abu al-Duhur airbase early Tuesday morning.
“The Saudi curriculum has never been more positive in its portrayal of religious minorities or more encouraging of peace and tolerance,” said IMPACT-se CEO Marcus Sheff.
Israel sees the Turkish threat clearly. The problem is that after nearly three years of continuous war, it may be too exhausted to respond.
Israeli observers say the Pakistan-Saudi-Turkish agreement signifies the rise of a Sunni axis.
Bogotá’s decision marks a dramatic reset in Israel-Colombia relations after years of hostility under former President Gustavo Petro.
LTG Eyal Zamir says diplomacy across multiple fronts is the result of IDF achievements, but warns the army must remain ready to return quickly to high-intensity combat.
A look at why the new defense pact between Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Pakistan–with the possible future inclusion of Egypt–is cause for concern in Jerusalem.
Pakistan, Turkey, and Saudi Arabia say their new defense pact is about deterrence, but Islamabad’s defense minister quickly made clear who he sees as the common threat.
