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Its Proxies Pummeled, Iran is Suddenly More Vulnerable Than Ever. Will It Go Nuclear?

Iran’s position has slipped dramatically in recent weeks. Israel hammered its most powerful proxy, Hezbollah, into stopping its rocket attacks in November after the Lebanese terror group lost its leadership and thousands of fighters. Days later, Sunni rebels took advantage

The Jewish Institute for National Security of America’s (JINSA) Iran Projectile Tracker presents regularly updated charts and graphs on missiles, rockets, drones, and mortars that Iran and its regional proxies have fired at U.S. personnel, partners, and interests in the

Israel vs. Turkey: The Intensifying Middle-East Power Struggle

Turkey and Israel are the main strategic beneficiaries of the collapse of the Syrian regime, an event that has capped the dramatic decline of Iranian influence in the Middle East. But now these two American allies, whose already poisoned relations have

GOP Seeks ‘Maximum Pressure’ on Iran With Nuclear Clock Ticking

Republican lawmakers want a return to “maximum pressure” on Iran in the second Trump administration and are widely open to the idea of strikes on Iranian nuclear sites if it’s the only way to prevent Tehran from wielding nuclear weapons.