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Amine Ayoub

"פסגת השלום" בשארם א-שייח
The $10 billion deficit: Egypt’s crumbling strategic value rattles Mediterranean order
Analysis: A collapse in Suez Canal revenue and emergency LNG imports are exposing Egypt as a weakened regional player — one increasingly reliant on outside protection and subsidies rather than able to anchor security
Amine Ayoub | 03.18.26
Moroccan army vehicle drives past car wreckages in Guerguerat located in the Western Sahara
Crossing the red line: the US-Iran shadow war reaches the gates of North Africa
Analysis: US lawmakers push to designate the Polisario Front a terrorist group amid claims Iran and Hezbollah are arming and training the movement in Western Sahara, raising concerns Tehran is expanding its proxy network into North Africa
Amine Ayoub | 03.16.26
תקיפות בביירות
From Gaza to Beirut: Why the Muslim Brotherhood can no longer hide behind Lebanese ‘Sovereignty’
Opinion: A predawn Israeli airstrike in the heart of Beirut targeted the Muslim Brotherhood’s Lebanese branch, signaling that groups coordinating attacks from the capital are no longer beyond Israel’s reach
Amine Ayoub | 03.11.26
נושאת המטוסים אברהם לינקולן
America was never dragged into this war — it has been fighting the mullahs for half a century
Opinion: Critics say Israel dragged Washington into war, but the US-Iran conflict has simmered for nearly five decades under a regime that calls America the 'Great Satan'
Amine Ayoub | 03.09.26
מערכת המכ"ם האסטרטגית של צבא ארצות הברית
Iran crippled Al Udeid Radar on Qatari Soil — same Qatar that hosts Hamas leaders, funds war on Israel
Opinion: A missile strike on the US radar at Al Udeid base highlights Qatar’s strategic contradiction; a Gulf ally hosting American forces while protecting Hamas leadership and financing networks tied to the war against Israel.
Amine Ayoub | 03.07.26
טהרן איראן אישה בוכה אחרי חיסול עלי חמינאי
Don't leave a power vacuum: Preventing a failed Islamist state after the mullahs
Opinion: As Iran’s regime fractures after Khamenei’s death, the US and Israel face a narrow window to stop the IRGC from seizing full control; Without decisive action, a nuclear-armed failed Islamist state could emerge from the chaos
Amine Ayoub | 03.05.26
דיווח על פגיעה כטב"ם בבניין בבחריין
The death of 'neutrality': why Gulf airspace closure is point of no return
Analysis: Iran’s missile strikes and the Gulf airspace shutdown have shattered decades of strategic neutrality, forcing Gulf states into an open Arab-Israeli-American security alliance driven by shared survival rather than economic pragmatism
Amine Ayoub | 03.03.26
Algeria’s ‘guillotine of citizenship’: the anatomy of a paranoid regime
Opinion: Algeria’s revised nationality law grants sweeping powers to strip citizenship from native-born critics, raising concerns over political repression and regional instability
Amine Ayoub | 02.26.26
הפגנת תמיכה בפלסטינים מול הפרלמנט בראבט
Morocco’s 'Gaza gamble': why Rabat is sending troops to the strip
Analysis: Morocco has pledged troops and police to a post-war stabilization force in Gaza, aiming to curb Iranian influence and deepen ties with Washington while seeking stronger backing for its sovereignty over Western Sahara
Amine Ayoub | 02.21.26
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The Nile’s 'Red Line': Egypt’s multi-front security crisis
Analysis: The Nile is no longer merely a resource to be managed; it has become an existential red line that is now inextricably linked to the maritime security of the Red Sea and the stability of the entire Mediterranean basin
Amine Ayoub | 02.18.26
רג'פ טאיפ ארדואן
The end of the double game: Why Europe is finally slamming the door on Erdogan’s Syrian ambitions
Analysis: In a 363–71 vote, the European Parliament condemns Turkey’s role in northern Syria, accusing Ankara of destabilizing the region and enabling ISIS jailbreaks, while pledging €620 million in aid to support local security and governance
Amine Ayoub | 02.16.26
פגישתם של מקרון א-סיסי ועבדאללה בקהיר
Cairo’s new defense chief and cabinet 'reset' are a tactical retreat from the Abraham Accords
Opinion: President Sisi's reshuffle of Egypt’s cabinet is a move critics call a retreat from regional alignment and a consolidation of military power at home; it is a glaring admission of domestic failure and a strategic retreat into archaic habits of a bygone era
Amine Ayoub | 02.12.26
פעילות כוחות חטיבת בנימין במבצע בכפר אל-מועייר
The Brotherhood-Hezbollah Axis: lessons from the capture of senior Sunni Atwi Atwi
Opinion: The capture of a senior Muslim Brotherhood figure in southern Lebanon exposes Sunni-Shiite cooperation on the battlefield, shattering Western assumptions and forcing Washington to confront a unified Islamist war effort tied to Iran
Amine Ayoub | 02.10.26
טראמפ ובן סלמאן
The Mukaab and the ghost of 1979: Why Mohammed bin Salman is awakening Saudi Islamists
Opinion: Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman is betting that money and spectacle can replace centuries of religious authority, but the West must not mistake silence for acceptance - radicalism in Saudi Arabia has evolved
Amine Ayoub | 02.08.26
מעבר רפיח, היום
The new oxygen pipeline? The hidden risks of reopening Rafah
Analysis: Partial reopening under the 'Rafah 2' mechanism marks a high-stakes test of remote-controlled exits and militarized entry, as Israel warns most Hamas tunnels remain intact and questions Egypt’s reliability and strength of international enforcement
Amine Ayoub | 02.04.26
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