Seen through the larger US-China rivalry, the claim that Israel dragged America into a narrow regional conflict that the US is struggling to “win” becomes far less convincing.

The deal with Iran doesn’t serve America’s long-term interests.

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

In the Bible, history is often decided not on the public stage, but away from the spotlight in the quiet corridors of power.

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.

Even as parts of Washington increasingly frame Israel as the obstacle to a stable postwar outcome, Trump’s own remarks made clear that he still views Jerusalem as America’s most reliable partner when force is required.

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.

As Trump ‘calls the shots’ over Iran, Israel is urged to trust in the Lord, not men.

It has to be stated clearly and honestly: Israel has taken a massive hit.