Hezbollah
What Mohammad Reza Zahedi’s Death Means for Iran
Replacing him will be a challenge, but not an insurmountable one.
The Biden Administration Has an Opportunity to Rein In Iran
The strong response to proxy strikes in early February shows it can be done.
The Many Problems With Accusing Israel of ‘Genocide’ in Gaza
There’s plenty of room to criticize its actions without going that far.
Biden’s Hezbollah Plan Is a Win-Win—for the Terrorists
Israel faces a harsh reality in an election year for the United States.
Iran’s Complicated Web of Terror
As regional tensions escalate, Israel and the U.S. focus on Tehran.
Israel Tests Iran’s ‘Axis of Resistance’
The strike that killed Saleh al-Arouri puts Iran and Hezbollah’s wavering support for Hamas in the spotlight.
Israel’s War Against Hamas Continues to Broaden
Flare-ups across the Middle East can be traced back to Tehran.
To Restore Deterrence, Biden Should Hit Iran Hard
The administration’s cautious approach is only encouraging more aggression.
Israel’s Refugee Crisis Could Drag on For Months
‘All of my life I built a home, a place where I can be safe. But now I know that I don’t have that anymore.’
Hezbollah Plays the Waiting Game
The Iranian-backed group continues to tease involvement in the Israel-Hamas war.
Israel’s Limited Ground Invasion Begins
War in the dense Gaza Strip takes another deadly turn.
Washington Braces for a Broader War in the Middle East
Recent attacks on U.S. troops signal the growing danger of a regional conflict.
Will Iran Goad Hezbollah Into War with Israel?
An attack on the north could put the IDF in a multifront war against two Iran-backed terror organizations.