Nuclear negotiations with Iran may serve as an effective smokescreen, providing cover as Washington and Jerusalem again join forces together toward a definitive war.

Former national security adviser Jacob Nagel tells JNS that four areas require substantial treatment.

The challenge for the United States and Israel alike is ensuring that the display of American power near Iran does not become a substitute for strategic rigor.

Large propaganda poster in Tehran shows possible missile targets in central Israel and is openly directed against Israel and the United States.

The Middle East stands at a tipping point. In Iran the regime is tottering, Gaza is entering an uncertain post-war phase, deliberate restraint is being exercised along Israel’s northern borders, and hovering above it all is the Trump factor.

The Islamic regime destabilizes the Middle East and seeks to spread its terrorism to other continents, including Latin America, says Gideon Sa’ar.

Jerusalem demands tougher terms as Trump pursues nuclear-focused deal with Tehran; Netanyahu to press for curbs on missiles, militias, and Iran’s regional terror network.

US-Iran nuclear talks resume as Trump and Vance vow Tehran will never obtain a nuclear weapon.

Hospitals should prioritize protection of trauma and emergency surgery rooms, a former defense official tells JNS.