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Amine Ayoub
A suit doesn’t absolve October 7: Hamas is buying time for the next war
Opinion: Diplomatic fantasies about a 'political Hamas' ignore doctrine, history and the body count; allowing the movement to trade weapons for political legitimacy risks preserving its ability to rebuild for the next confrontation
Amine Ayoub
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08.21.26
Four days after Mossad-Syria call, Israel bombed the airbase Turkey wanted
Opinion: Four days after a rare Mossad-Syria call over Turkish expansion, Israel struck a Syrian airbase visited by a Turkish delegation, signaling that Jerusalem will not allow Ankara to reshape the regional balance of power
Amine Ayoub
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08.20.26
The dangerous farce in El Alamein: why treating Hamas as a partner is a gift to terror
Analysis: While diplomats smile for cameras with Hamas leaders, Israel remembers October 7; no roadmap can turn a death cult into a responsible neighbor
Amine Ayoub
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08.17.26
The Hormuz wake-up call: Why Israel’s security perimeter now extends to the Gulf
Analysis: From targeted tanker strikes to forced transit permits, Iranian piracy in Hormuz is rewriting the rules of regional security—and redefining Israel’s strategic depth
Amine Ayoub
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08.16.26
The November 2026 trap: how Hamas plans to penetrate the West Bank through the ballot box
Analysis: By exploiting legal loopholes and fielding proxy slates in the scheduled November elections, Hamas aims to establish a legitimate political foothold across the West Bank without moderating its core rejectionist ideology
Amine Ayoub
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08.15.26
Jordan’s baptism-site boom could reshape Israel’s quiet eastern border
Analysis: A $120 million expansion at Al-Maghtas is expected to bring hundreds of thousands of visitors to the Jordan River, raising new surveillance, drone and crowd-control challenges directly across from Israel’s Kasr al-Yahud crossing
Amine Ayoub
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08.14.26
Desert launch: US and Morocco test advanced missile at AMTEC amid evolving regional security architecture
Analysis: The test of Covenant Industries' Anthem missile in Tan-Tan marks the first site approved outside the US under the Pentagon's Test Range Expansion Initiative, highlighting an expanding allied defense ecosystem
Amine Ayoub
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08.12.26
The Washington deadline: why Israel must secure permanent military resolution before US political tides shift
Analysis: The collapse of conflict management and the shifting baseline of American domestic politics make temporary ceasefires a strategic liability; establishing permanent operational control and dismantling hostile forces is the only viable path to long-term security and regional integration
Amine Ayoub
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08.11.26
Colombia’s new president recognizes Moroccan Sahara and restores Israel ties — on day one
Analysis: While the previous government backed the Polisario, Abelardo de la Espriella flipped Colombia’s position within hours of taking office and realigned with Morocco and Israel
Amine Ayoub
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08.10.26
‘Islamic NATO’ or paper alliance? The truth behind Saudi Arabia’s new defense pact
Analysis: The trilateral Makkah Agreement isn't a springboard for conquest in the Middle East; it’s an insurance policy built by three anxious powers desperate to protect their own economies
Amine Ayoub
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08.09.26
America’s interceptor shortage is forcing Israel to rethink military aid
Analysis: As US missile stockpiles face structural strain, Israel and its regional partners are preparing to shift from reliance on aid toward sovereign production, co-development and laser-based air defense.
Amine Ayoub
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08.06.26
The myth of the unarmed jihadist: why Hamas and Islamic Jihad will never truly disarm
Analysis: Washington is celebrating a historic disarmament deal; Hamas is already handing out personal weapons to its fighters; Israel has seen this movie before, and the ending is always October 7
Amine Ayoub
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08.05.26
Iran’s hidden war room in Iraq: how Houthis and militias are building a new launchpad against Israel
From a fortified enclave in Babil, Yemeni drone experts and Iraqi factions are merging under Iranian direction — shortening the flight path to Israeli cities and rewriting the threat map
Amine Ayoub
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08.04.26
Morocco’s border power: How Ceuta exposes Europe’s vulnerable southern frontier
Analysis: Morocco’s border posture with Spain came under scrutiny after a mass migrant surge into Ceuta, underscoring Rabat’s leverage over Europe’s southern frontier amid regional rivalries and shifting North African diplomacy
Amine Ayoub
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07.30.26
The US-Iran pause didn't stop Tehran’s drone war, and this worries Israel
Analysis: While Washington and Tehran were discussing a pause in direct strikes, Iran’s proxy network kept operating; Drone attacks in Erbil reveal a broader strategy of pressure, weapons transfers and preparation that Israel sees as part of the same threat it faces
Amine Ayoub
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07.30.26
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