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Amine Ayoub
Spain beats its own Gaza ‘heroes.’ Where is Sanchez now?
Opinion: Madrid praised the Gaza flotilla activists as victims of Israeli cruelty, then stayed silent when Spanish police beat them at home, exposing Europe’s performative outrage against Israel
Amine Ayoub
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05.25.26
Why Gaza’s civilian rule cannot begin while Hamas still holds weapons and power
Opinion: A US-backed postwar plan for Gaza remains frozen as Hamas retains arms and coercive power, leaving the proposed civilian authority unable to enter or govern the territory
Amine Ayoub
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05.24.26
Iran is winning by losing: how Tehran turned Gulf victims into its biggest lobbyists
Opinion: Tehran has learned it can strike Gulf states, then rely on their fear of wider war to restrain Washington, turning ceasefire diplomacy into a tool for delay, recovery and leverage
Amine Ayoub
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05.20.26
Paris opens the file MBS thought he'd buried
Opinion: French probe into murder of Jamal Khashoggi renews scrutiny of Saudi crown prince, raising tough questions for Israel over normalization with Riyadh and its strategic bet on a royal who operates outside any legal or diplomatic boundary
Amine Ayoub
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05.18.26
Washington gave the Islamists Syria, and now it's giving them Chevron
Opinion: Syria’s sudden return to global finance and energy markets marks a historic turn, but the West may be betting billions on Ahmed al-Sharaa’s reinvention before securing the guarantees it needs
Amine Ayoub
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05.15.26
Spain fights jihadists at home—then shields Iran abroad
Opinion: Pedro Sanchez’s refusal to allow US aircraft to use Spanish bases exposed a deeper contradiction in Madrid’s policy: confronting Islamist extremism domestically while taking positions that undercut Israel and US strategy against Iran
Amine Ayoub
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05.10.26
Qatar built its foreign policy on Islamism; Iran blew it up
Opinion: Qatar’s balancing act collapses as the Iran war exposes the cost of its ties to Hamas, Tehran and Washington
Amine Ayoub
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05.09.26
Egypt spent a decade killing Islamists; now it's selling gas to one in Syria
Opinion: Egypt is rapidly normalizing ties with Syria’s new leadership, despite its jihadist roots, as President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi prioritizes economic and strategic interests; it is a confession of strategic bankruptcy dressed up as statesmanship
Amine Ayoub
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05.05.26
Designating Polisario as terrorists won't win the Sahara for Morocco
Opinion: As US senators push to designate the Polisario Front a terrorist group, Washington must target Algeria’s support for the group and lock in Morocco’s autonomy plan as the basis for a lasting settlement
Amine Ayoub
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04.29.26
Abraham Accords reach the Strait: how Israel can help Morocco reclaim its north
Analysis: US-Spain tensions over NATO, Iran create opening for Morocco to press claims on Ceuta and Melilla, with Israel positioned to back Rabat diplomatically within US-led alliance that increasingly favors cooperative partners over European holdouts
Amine Ayoub
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04.26.26
Hudna: Why a Middle East ceasefire just means 'reload'
Analysis: Western diplomacy misreads truces with Hamas, Hezbollah and Tehran, treating them as paths to peace while Islamist actors use them as tactical pauses to regroup, rearm and prepare the next round
Amine Ayoub
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04.25.26
Iran’s unprecedented monetization of the Strait of Hormuz
Analysis: Tehran has turned the strategic waterway into a tool of maritime extortion, using the ceasefire lull to impose transit fees, demand crypto or yuan payments and tighten control over one of the world’s most critical oil shipping lanes
Amine Ayoub
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04.23.26
Iran just shot at India; Israel should be paying attention
Opinion: Iran fires on Indian ships in Hormuz, signaling tighter control over the strategic waterway despite ongoing US talks and raising concerns that Tehran is using maritime access as leverage in high-stakes negotiations
Amine Ayoub
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04.20.26
The Lebanon ceasefire: a dangerous breather for Hezbollah
Analysis: US-brokered pause is meant to open the way for Israel-Lebanon talks, but the deal doesn't require Hezbollah to disarm, even though UN Resolution 1701 called for armed groups in Lebanon to be disarmed, and allows Israel to strike imminent threats
Amine Ayoub
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04.18.26
Until Hormuz is secured, this war will not be won despite Israel and US battlefield dominance
Opinion: Focus on strikes inside Iran masks the real battleground: the Strait of Hormuz, where Tehran’s maritime strategy is choking global energy flows and exposing limits of US and Israeli military success despite overwhelming tactical gains
Amine Ayoub
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04.05.26
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