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While Greece took a balanced stance at the UN, it deepened its strategic partnership with Israel through arms deals, energy agreements, and increased trade.

Dr. Raphael Buchnik-Chen's analysis explores Hezbollah’s shifting strategic calculations following significant military and political setbacks.

Israel, together with key countries around the world and in the Middle East and led by the United States, is debating the policy it should adopt toward countries or regions in its vicinity where there is no proper governance.

Greenland, which is under Danish sovereignty, is vital to American interests given the military presence of Russia and China and the nearby shipping lanes.

The collapse of the Assad regime has brought renewed focus on Syria's chemical and biological weapons (CBW) program, creating an opportunity for the international community to dismantle it.

This opinion piece by Brig. Gen. Eran Ortal critiques Prof. Yagil Levy's claim, published in Haaretz, that the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) in Gaza have failed to uphold their self-proclaimed moral standards.

While recent successful strikes have weakened Hezbollah’s leadership and disrupted missile launches, Israel’s cautious advance—targeting infrastructure rather than direct confrontation—leaves Hezbollah’s ground units in a position to recover and potentially retaliate.

With Yahya Sinwar gone, Hamas faces a crossroads: to pursue a settlement that could bring peace to Gaza, or to continue the conflict, serving Iranian interests at the expense of Palestinian lives.

Experts insist that Israel’s actions in Gaza are primarily driven by security concerns related to Hamas, rather than resource acquisition. The spread of the Gaza oil myth illustrates the challenges of combating misinformation, especially when endorsed by credible institutions like the UN.