Nuclear negotiations with Iran may serve as an effective smokescreen, providing cover as Washington and Jerusalem again join forces together toward a definitive war.

As Trump claims Hamas has agreed to disarm and declares “peace in the Middle East,” Israelis warn the war is far from over—and the real battle may be just beginning.

Tehran’s Islamist despots can’t be trusted to abide by agreements. Throwing them a lifeline, which they will use to go on spreading death and terror, would be a major blunder.

As the US weighs Reza Pahlavi as a figure for transition, Israeli officials warn missing the chance to topple the ayatollahs could force repeated conflict.

Top regime figures in Tehran and strategic facilities of the Islamic Republic could be in the crosshairs.

The US president and his adviser-architects of the board will likely be forced to rethink the group’s composition or face an embarrassing failure.

Israeli ministers express deep frustration with Trump admin officials backing the opening of Rafah crossing, warning disarmament fantasies ignore the hard reality: Hamas will not go quietly.

Above the General Board is the Executive Committee, the primary strategic and decision-making organ, chaired by Trump, who retains veto power.

In Davos, Israel’s president accuses Western critics of selective outrage and warns that real peace in Gaza hinges on Hamas’ exit