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Eyal Zamir after 18 months: six-front war, battlefield gains and mounting political pressure (opens the original)
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Any assessment of IDF Chief of Staff Lt. Gen. Eyal Zamir after a year and a half in the job has to begin with the circumstances in which he took command. Not since Israel’s 1948 War of Independence has a chief of staff entered office while the IDF was engaged on six active fronts. At the same time, Zamir has had to resist pressure from some of the most powerful forces in the governing coalition in order to preserve public confidence in the military, prevent the politicization of the senior comma
The IDF can decide how the battle on the Ali Taher Ridge ends. This is why it is in no hurry (opens the original)
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The way the battle above — and especially below — ground on the Ali Taher ridge ends will have a decisive impact on the outcome of the Third Lebanon War, and above all on the chances of disarming Hezbollah. That is why all the many parties involved in the fighting, and especially in the intensive diplomatic contacts taking place under the radar to end the confrontation, are maintaining as low a media profile as possible and releasing information sparingly.Hezbollah and the Iranians fear that med
Hamas seeks to rebuild as Israel navigates between Trump and Likud voters (opens the original)
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On Tuesday morning this week, I stood on Ali Muntar Hill, on the outskirts of Gaza City's Shuja'iyya neighborhood, and recalled the first time I climbed it many years ago. It was shortly after the Six-Day War, in July 1967. From the hill, barely two refugee camps could be seen: Jabaliya and Shuja'iyya. Most of the area around the hill, which rises 90 meters above sea level, was covered with citrus groves, cultivated fields and sand. To the east, I could see Nahal Oz and Kfar Aza. The small town
Syria airfield attack sends warning to Erdogan and al-Sharaa (opens the original)
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In early April 2025, Israeli Air Force jets struck the runways and facilities of Syria’s T4 military air base. It was hardly the first time the base had reportedly been targeted by Israel. During the Syrian civil war, T4 served not only the Syrian Air Force but also Iranian forces, which sought to use it to transfer advanced air defense systems to Hezbollah and Syria. For that reason, according to foreign reports, the Israeli Air Force attacked the base several times.But the April 2025 strike ap
Freeze on all fronts: US, Israel put Iran, Gaza and Lebanon on ice until after elections (opens the original)
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The United States and Israel are settling into a strategic pause across the Middle East, with major moves against Iran, in Gaza and in Lebanon unlikely before elections in both countries, according to an assessment of the current regional picture.On the Iranian front, U.S. President Donald Trump and his advisers have concluded that negotiations with Tehran are unlikely to produce practical results in the near term and have instead chosen what Trump described in an interview with Channel 12 journ
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