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בנימין נתניהו ג'וזף עאון
A historic Israel-Lebanon deal is closer than it appears
Opinion: As President Joseph Aoun prepares for a rare White House visit, quiet diplomacy, growing public support in Lebanon and new US proposals point to a potential breakthrough — though Hezbollah remains the biggest obstacle
Smadar Perry | 07.13.26
ילדה בעזה בלבוש חגיגי
Gaza after war: Hamas intimidation, tent schools and weddings in ruins
Despite war and devastation, Hamas remains in control of Gaza, suppressing dissent as residents struggle with poverty, costly attempts to leave, tent living and broken infrastructure while finding moments of joy through weddings and daily survival.
Smadar Perry | 07.11.26
הפגנות דרום לבנון שורפים דגל ישראל
The Arab world is watching Israel, and already betting on its next election
Analysis: Across Arab capitals, Washington and major Muslim countries in Asia, Israel’s political future is under constant review; 1,000 days after October 7, officials and experts see missed opportunities, a frozen Palestinian track and Netanyahu still favored to win
Smadar Perry | 07.02.26
Bashar Assad’s lonely Moscow exile: luxury homes, family rifts and trials at home
While Assad lives under guard between a Moscow City penthouse and a villa outside the capital, Syria’s new rulers are trying his regime in absentia; Russia is courting Damascus, and Putin appears to have little use for the deposed dictator
Smadar Perry | 06.05.26
אסים מוניר עם מסעוד פזשכאין ומוחמד באקר קאליבאף
It’s the economy, stupid: Arab leaders reject Iran deal but fear economic collapse
Opinion: Arab leaders oppose emerging US-Iran understandings and want the fall of Iran’s clerical regime, but fear regional economic collapse, oil and trade disruptions through Hormuz and rising instability forces them to back Trump’s approach
Smadar Perry | 05.25.26
מוחמד בן סלמאן יורש העצר של סעודיה ומוחמד בן זאיד נשיא איחוד האמירויות
The faceless alliance reshaping Gulf ties with Israel
Analysis: the quiet UAE-Israel alliance is gaining importance as Iran’s threats mount, Saudi-UAE tensions grow and Riyadh shows renewed signs of interest in rapprochement with Israel
Smadar Perry | 05.06.26
מצר הורמוז סירה צבא איראן מתקרב לספינה
Thousands of sailors stranded for weeks in Hormuz as crisis traps ships and crews
Some crews report dwindling food and drinking water, fear of missiles and drones overhead and uncertainty over rescue efforts; maritime groups say about 20,000 people are stuck aboard some 2,000 vessels across the Persian Gulf
News Agencies, Smadar Perry | 04.29.26
Nabil Fahmy
At the top of the pyramid: New Arab League chief may challenge Israel despite moderate tone
Opinion: Veteran Egyptian diplomat Nabil Fahmy, set to lead the Arab League, is seen as pragmatic yet firmly aligned with Palestinian positions; his background and regional ties suggest continuity rather than change in the bloc’s approach toward Israel
Smadar Perry | 04.05.26
Inside Iran’s Revolutionary Guards through the eyes of a defector
From drills on strategic Gulf islands to repression at home and power struggles in Tehran, a former fighter reveals how the Revolutionary Guards operate with one goal, preserving the regime at any cost
Smadar Perry | 03.20.26
דאחיה ביירות לבנון עשן תקיפות צה"ל
The end of Iranian hegemony over Lebanon
Analysis: As Israeli strikes hit Hezbollah media, parts of Lebanon’s political and press elite signal a rare shift, openly questioning terror group’s role and calling for its weapons and military capabalities to finally be brought under state control
Smadar Perry | 03.03.26
נשיא טורקיה בטקס מסירת כלי שיט צבאיים לחיל הים הטורקי
Between Ankara and Tehran, Turkey is everywhere
Analysis: while Netanyahu tries to convince Trump to attack Iran, Erdogan and his confidant, Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan, are leading the move to form a united Arab front against war with the Islamic Republic
Smadar Perry | 02.11.26
הושלם הסבב הלחימה השישי של לוחמי חטיבת ירושלים בעזה
The Gaza peace plan’s missing piece: Who will actually dismantle Hamas?
The White House peace initiative outlines an impressive international framework for postwar Gaza, but leaves unanswered the central question of Hamas; who will disarm the terrorist group, stop it from ruling the Strip, and ensure it does not strike back?
Smadar Perry | 01.18.26
הפגנת תמיכה במחאות באיראן, ספרד
Beirut breaks its silence as protests continue to rock Iran
Analysis: Across the Arab world, governments are working behind the scenes to contain Iran's unrest—but publicly, silence prevails; the only clear voice of dissent comes from Lebanon's foreign minister, who condemns Iran's blatant backing of Hezbollah
Smadar Perry | 01.14.26
רכבים שהוצתו במחאות בטהרן
Saudi Arabia once called Iran’s leader ‘the new Hitler’, now it is silent
Opinion: As protests shake Iran, Riyadh and Washington are watching closely and largely in sync; behind the Saudi silence lie deep concerns over Iran’s uncertain future, regional stability and the risks to Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman’s Vision 2030
Smadar Perry | 01.11.26
איראן הפגנות נגד המשטר כלי רכב בוערים ב אזנה ליד תחנת המשטרה
Iran’s mass protests shake the regime, but fall short of revolution
Opinion: Hundreds of thousands are protesting across much of Iran, including religious strongholds, yet the numbers fall short of regime change, and Israel’s silence is unsettling Tehran as much as Washington’s warnings
Smadar Perry | 01.04.26
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