Reports

Reports

A synchronized opening strike combining fighter jets, traveling some 1,000 miles, and on-the-ground intelligence assets hitting senior military commanders and nuclear scientists all within minutes. Israeli warplanes flying uncontested over the skies of Tehran and then refueling freely above Syria

The 12-Day War in June reaffirmed Israel’s central role in advancing U.S. national security interests, supporting our military freedom of action, and reducing burdens and risks to our forces. Israel upheld core U.S. redlines by eliminating much of Iran’s military

Years, even decades, of tensions over Iran’s nuclear program culminated in just 12 days in June. But though Israeli-U.S. operational excellence prevailed in battle, the question for Tehran and Jerusalem is when, not if, this war continues, and what its

Syria’s new president, Ahmed al-Sharaa, has deep roots in the global jihad. But in power, he’s proven to be a ruthless pragmatist—ready to divert from extremist orthodoxy to garner desperately needed support from the United States and other key nations