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Jordan keeps quiet under Iranian missile fire and this may be why
King Abdullah has long cultivated ties with Washington to bolster Jordan’s security; now, under repeated Iranian missile attacks, the kingdom is showing restraint as its strategic role also makes it a target
Lior Ben Ari, AP
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09.05.26
US intelligence: Iran determined to continue war, weighing major escalation
New US assessments suggest Tehran believes it better understands its military strengths, the limits of American pressure and the leverage provided by the Strait of Hormuz, raising fears the conflict could drag on or escalate further
ynet
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09.05.26
Trump: US may strike Iran’s Pickaxe Mountain nuclear site ‘very soon’
US president says Washington is watching ‘everything that moves’ across Iran and could strike again if activity resumes at the site
Daniel Edelson, New York
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09.04.26
Released Lebanese detainee: ‘I wasn’t tortured in Israel, but the psychological pressure was hard’
Hussein Ayash says he was questioned about Hezbollah and held in isolation after his detention in south Lebanon; meanwhile, two were killed in an Israeli strike and Iranian missiles were reportedly fired toward Jordan
Israel Moshkovitz, Gal Ganot, Lior Ben Ari
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09.04.26
‘I can’t leave for Damascus. They know I speak Hebrew, they’ll slaughter me’
Where Iran is suspected of recruiting informants, Israel has found partners, while a surprising building boom reflects Druze efforts to secure refuge near the border. ‘Are you here for good?’ one Syrian Druze asks
Yair Kraus
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09.04.26
Ceasefire deals without guarantees: Israel’s strategic challenge
Opinion: The Gaza, Iran and Lebanon deals halted fighting but left key issues unresolved, with vague commitments and weak enforcement mechanisms raising questions about Israel’s strategic position and the durability of the agreements
Doron Hadar
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09.04.26
Hezbollah terrorists trapped underground as IDF clears key southern Lebanon ridge
After weeks of fighting, the IDF trapped Hezbollah terrorists inside two underground routes on Lebanon’s Ali Taher Ridge, eliminating some and forcing others to flee as Iran warned of a possible response
Elisha Ben Kimon
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09.04.26
How stable oil flows could leave Israel trapped in a war with Iran
Opinion: As oil flows through the Strait of Hormuz normalize, the US faces less pressure to end its war with Iran, risking a prolonged conflict that could leave Israel trapped in a war of attrition
Amine Ayoub
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09.04.26
Trump knows how to pressure Iran, but not how to end it
Analysis: The tactical logic is clear, but tactics are no substitute for strategy; the question is not only how Trump plans to manage the next two months, but where he wants that pressure to lead
Eldad Shavit
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09.04.26
Iran threatens 'powerful response' as Israel downplays risk of escalation over holidays
Iran threatened a 'powerful response' to a full-scale strike on Ali Taher, but Israeli officials said they see no sign of imminent action; Netanyahu said regime change is 'within reach'; Vance ruled out talks unless Iran stops firing
Itamar Eichner, Daniel Edelson, New York
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09.04.26
Iran tests Trump with Gulf strikes as US touts Hormuz oil surge and battered carrier raises alarms
Tehran targets bases used by US forces in Kuwait and UAE as Washington claims 18 million barrels crossed Hormuz in one day; images of the USS Abraham Lincoln after 268 days at sea stun naval experts
Lior Ben Ari, News Agencies
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09.03.26
‘Back to the Stone Age’: Katz threatens sweeping strikes on infrastructure if Iran attacks Israel
Defense minister says mounting economic pressure and fears of unrest could push Tehran toward desperate action, while Israel prepares for escalation on multiple fronts
Elisha Ben Kimon
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09.03.26
Report: Iran warns US of major retaliation if Israel storms Hezbollah-held ridge in Lebanon
Reuters reports IRGC officers may be holed up with Hezbollah at Ali al-Taher as Israel tightens its siege and weighs a ground assault
Reuters
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09.03.26
Report: Trump weighs declaring Iran war over as US military digs in for long haul
WSJ reports Trump favors ending the war and relying on economic pressure, even as Pentagon extends deployments and keeps 50,000 troops in the region
ynet Global
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09.03.26
Moscow’s silent gift to Tehran: why Israel’s new submarine is built for the high-speed missile era
As covert Russian technical assistance supercharges Iran’s high-speed cruise missile program, Israel silently deploys the INS Drakon—a shadow leviathan to rewrite strategic deterrence and neutralize compressed attack windows in an unforgiving regional standoff
Amine Ayoub
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09.03.26
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