Israel at War

Israel at War

The ceasefire between Hamas and Israel is dead. And it’s unclear how international mediators can get both sides back to the negotiating table. Hamas launched rockets against Tel Aviv today, the first cross-border attack from the militant group since Israeli

 Israel resumed military operations in the Gaza Strip on March 17 after direct U.S.-Hamas ceasefire negotiations collapsed. U.S. Middle East special envoy Steven Witkoff blamed Hamas for the talks’ breakdown, citing the terror group’s “entirely impractical” demands, while Secretary

The U.S. has launched over 400 percent more strikes against Yemen’s Houthi rebel group in March 2025 than in the previous three months, according to an analysis by the Jewish Institute for National Security of America, a hawkish Washington think

 Iran is closer than ever to possessing a nuclear arsenal. The International Atomic Energy Agency’s February 25 report revealed Iran’s stockpile of 60 percent enriched uranium has ballooned by nearly one-third since November. Tehran’s nuclear scientists are also reportedly

In urban warfare, where combat unfolds amid a multitude of civilians and dense infrastructures, maintaining legitimacy is not merely a legal formality—it is a strategic imperative. According to U.S. military joint doctrine, legitimacy is one of the twelve principles of joint