Middle east
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Gadi Eisenkot, Netanyahu’s Opposite, Seeks to Become Israel’s Prime Minister
Israel’s political landscape is undergoing a significant transformation with the rise of former Chief of Staff Gadi Eisenkot as the…
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The Unity of Yemen’s Tribes Exposes the Houthis’ Isolation
For more than a decade, the Houthi militias have sought to dismantle Yemen’s tribal fabric as a strategy parallel to…
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U.S. Proposal to Replicate Gaza Ceasefire Monitoring Mechanism in Lebanon
Hezbollah is unlikely to accept such measures and would view them as a violation of Lebanon’s national sovereignty, particularly since…
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The Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt and June 30: Three Decades After the Meeting That Led the Group to Its Final Downfall
In 1995, the leaders of the Muslim Brotherhood gathered at the offices of Salsabil, a company owned by Khairat El-Shater,…
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Israel Announces Killing Armed Militants in Syria and Lebanon and Pledges to Eliminate Threats
A few days after Israeli officials reaffirmed that Israeli forces would continue to remain inside security zones in Lebanon, Syria,…
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Neither Right-Wing nor Left-Wing: Netanyahu Reveals the Shape of His Next Government
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has outlined the composition of the government he intends to form should he win the…
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The Impoverishment of Yemenis as a Houthi Weapon: Human Rights Report Documents Political Starvation
A Yemeni human rights report has warned that the Houthi movement is deliberately impoverishing civilians living in areas under its…
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Fares Manaa: A Houthi Octopus Confronts the Alleged Daughter of Saddam Hussein
A dispute sparked by a single lock of hair has brought back into the spotlight a prominent Houthi figure whose…
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Road Blockades and Stone-Throwing at the Army: Hezbollah Responds to the Southern Agreement with a Strategy of Disorder
Shortly after Hezbollah warned of the possibility of a “civil war” in response to the agreement reached between Lebanon and…
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Brain Drain Hits the Pillars of Israel’s Economy Since the October 7 Attacks
An unprecedented wave of highly skilled professionals leaving Israel since 2023, driven by the country’s ongoing political and security crises,…
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