Tehran has concluded that pressure through the waterway can compel Washington to extract concessions from Israel, first in Lebanon and then across the region.

What sustains Iran’s struggle against Israel and the West?

Saudi and Bahraini commentators say Washington missed a rare chance to weaken the ayatollah regime — and that Arab states must now look to Israel as the regional power willing to confront Iran’s threat.

The suffering of the people of Iran who stood up for their rights has been forgotten.

Prime minister defends campaigns in Gaza, Lebanon, Syria and Iran, saying Israel ignored pressure and gained strategic ground.

Any deal must cap the country’s missile stockpile and ban missile production, as well as open its missile and drone sites to inspectors.

Hebrew U poll shows Israelis also dissatisfied with Netanyahu’s ability to press Israel’s interests.

If the current negotiations convince even a portion of the American public that the United States is pursuing its own interests rather than serving someone else’s, they will have achieved something.

As US pressure mounts to accommodate Iran, the Jewish state remains a vital ally, a champion of human rights and the West’s most determined defender against terrorism.