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What NAZA really means before the order to strike (opens the original)
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In recent weeks, controversy in Israel has surrounded the documentary “NAZA” by filmmakers Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor. According to reports, it relies in part on anonymous testimony from soldiers and intelligence personnel, and raises serious allegations about targeting decisions in Gaza and harm to civilians. I have not watched the film, and I do not intend to criticize scenes I have not seen or testimony I have not heard. I can, however, write about what NAZA means and what happens behind t
Israel and Lebanon may already be fighting the same enemy (opens the original)
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A senior Lebanese security official delivered an extraordinary message to Israel this week. Israel, he said, should help Lebanon, give it “oxygen” and avoid playing into Hezbollah’s hands. He also spoke of a genuine desire in Lebanon to move toward peace with Israel, while acknowledging an uncomfortable reality: The Lebanese Armed Forces are still incapable of disarming Hezbollah on their own and, in some areas, only the Israel Defense Forces can do the job. Israel should listen to this message,
Al-Sharaa is unifying Syria, but is he uniting Syrians? (opens the original)
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In the span of a single week, Syria witnessed two developments pointing in opposite directions. In the northeast, the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF), a Kurdish-led force that for years served as Washington’s principal local partner against ISIS, announced its dissolution and integration into the Syrian military. Days later, Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa appointed SDF commander Mazloum Abdi as a presidential adviser. Hundreds of miles to the south, in the Druze-majority province of Sweida, She
Al-Sharaa’s army will reveal what his new Syria really is (opens the original)
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Israel’s Aug. 18 strike on the Abu al-Duhur military air base in Syria’s northwestern Idlib province, not far from the Turkish border, should not be viewed as just another episode in the increasingly tense relationship between Israel and Turkey. It exposed a much more important question about the state that the new Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa is building. Israeli officials said the strike followed intelligence indicating that Turkey was preparing to deploy military personnel, radar and air-
When Israel gives up the initiative, Hezbollah takes it (opens the original)
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On Aug. 14, a Hezbollah explosive drone struck Israeli forces in the Ali al-Taher Ridge area in Southern Lebanon, seriously wounding three soldiers in the Israel Defense Forces. Israel responded forcefully, striking Hezbollah targets across the area and killing a battalion commander in the organization’s Radwan Force, along with several other operatives. The important question, however, is not whether Israel can respond forcefully; it clearly can. The question is how Hezbollah reached a point wh
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