The situation in the Middle East and Israel’s position in it is much more complicated than the conflict with Hamas and PIJ in Gaza alone.

With hopes of an anti-Iran alliance with Arab Gulf states looking dim, Israel turns to new allies in Central Asia to join the fight.

Netanyahu says working tirelessly to combat Iranian threat, warns Tehran that Israel remains united and strong, despite internal rift.

The attack, which reportedly targeted weapons intended for Hezbollah, came a day after Iran’s foreign minister toured Lebanon’s border with Israel.

“International willingness to stop the Iranian regime is not in place at the moment, even though it has threatened other countries like Israel.”

Statements by senior Hamas figures suggest that the next conflict with Israel is expected to be a “regional campaign.”

“Millions in Iran remember living alongside their Jewish neighbors. They reject the regime’s anti-Israel policies, and long for cooperation with the Jewish state.”

While we Israelis quarrel among ourselves, our enemies in the region understand well the impact of US withdrawal and division in the Jewish state.

Israel is aware, but is it adequately prepared for the major Iranian-led assault that is looming?