For the Iranian regime, the purpose of negotiations is to force America to surrender.

Iran’s promises of restraint mask a strategy of perpetual conflict, using Hezbollah and diplomacy alike as tools of war.

CENTCOM said all Iranian attacks failed as the U.S. intercepted strikes on Kuwait and Bahrain and hit a drone site on Qeshm Island.

The prime minister says Israel’s enemies have miscalculated again — and warns Tehran the price of aggression will only rise.

While the West talks of de-escalation, Tehran is methodically arming its proxy in Yemen, ensuring that the Red Sea remains a theater of sustained aggression.

Misreading the regime as a stable status quo actor, rather than a cornered regime, could become one of the most consequential strategic mistakes in the years ahead.

The military self-defense into which Israel was forced by the terror of October 7, 2023, has indeed split across several fronts — Gaza, Lebanon, Syria, Yemen, Iran — but fundamentally, all roads lead to Tehran.

As Trump pushes for regional deals, the Jewish state focuses on preventing Hezbollah and Hamas from rebuilding—and ensuring that Iran never obtains a nuclear weapon.

US forces sank Iranian mine-laying boats in the Strait of Hormuz and destroyed a missile-defense battery — Washington stresses: the ceasefire remains in effect.