The fall of the Assad regime after the ceasefire in Lebanon was apparently not a foreseeable scenario for Israel.

Iran’s vision of turning Syria into a part of its “ring of fire” around Israel has shattered.

We examine the latest developments in the Syrian civil war, which put Iran further in crisis and present Israel with a strategic dilemma.

With another ballistic missile attack off the table, Iran tries to identify and locate prominent Israeli figures for possible assassination attempts.

“If Israel decides to act [against Tehran], it will notify the United States as soon as possible,” is allegedly among America’s stipulations.

“The murder of Tzvi Kogan, of blessed memory, is a heinous act of antisemitic terrorism. The State of Israel will utilize all available means to bring the perpetrators to justice,” said the Israeli Prime Minister’s Office and Foreign Ministry.

“The world has seen but a fraction of our power. Yet there’s one thing Khamenei’s regime fears more than Israel. You know what it is? It’s you—the people of Iran.”

The president-elect reportedly plans punishing sanctions, including the targeting of Iran’s oil industry.

The US president-elect believes this is the dawn of a new Middle East, Evangelical advisor Mike Evans tells Israel Today.