Doron Hadar
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Ceasefire deals without guarantees: Israel’s strategic challenge (opens the original)
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In recent days, we have witnessed the unraveling of the framework agreements drawn up by the United States on the various fronts: the 20-point agreement on Gaza, led by Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner, the 14-point agreement on Iran, led by JD Vance, and the 14-point agreement on Lebanon, led by Marco Rubio.All three share a clear common denominator: They are framework agreements or memorandums of understanding, wrapped in gold packaging bearing the White House's embossed logo. Beneath the wrapp
A dangerous pause: the risks behind the plan to end the Gaza war (opens the original)
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Nikolay Mladenov, who was appointed to oversee U.S. President Donald Trump's Board of Peace, has worked for many months, with the assistance of Qatar, Turkey and Egypt, to advance an agreement with Hamas that would enable the implementation of his 20-point plan. Israel, for its part, continues its wave of targeted strikes and ground operations aimed at destroying Hamas infrastructure.The military pressure created by the targeted assassinations has pushed Hamas to engage with the mediators and ag
How the West could dismantle Iran’s regime from the bottom up (opens the original)
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Over the past three years, Israel has worked systematically to dismantle the Iranian-led axis in Iran, Lebanon and Gaza. The central strategy has focused on striking the leadership of hostile regimes and terror organizations.Ali Khamenei, Hassan Nasrallah and Ismail Haniyeh were removed from the decision-making chain, and successors viewed as less charismatic and less experienced took their place. In practice, however, those replacements are no more moderate than their predecessors. They remain
Israel’s fronts are still linked, and Iran’s axis knows it (opens the original)
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More than 1,000 days have passed since the October 7 massacre. Yahya Sinwar’s malicious plan, known as “Al-Aqsa Flood,” sought to unite all fronts of the axis of evil with one purpose: destroying Israel and forcing the release of Palestinian prisoners held in Israeli jails.Sinwar, who was later eliminated, and rightly so, hoped to create a single front stretching from Gaza to Lebanon, Iran and Israel’s Arab sector. He believed that a coordinated, simultaneous assault would overwhelm Israel and a
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