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In less than 24 hours, two senior leaders of Iran-backed terrorist groups were killed. Israel struck Hezbollah’s most senior military commander, Fuad Shukr, on July 30 in Beirut, Lebanon as a response to a July 27 Hezbollah attack that killed

The smell of dust clung to the air when I departed from the border crossing at Kerem Shalom, at the intersection of Israel, Egypt, and Gaza, this past week on July 25, 2024. I traveled through an ancient city’s suburbs

This weekend’s Hezbollah rocket attack that struck the northern town of Majdal Shams, killing 12, is the deadliest attack on Israel since October 7. Within Israel, there has been intense public outcry for a forceful and definitive response. On Sunday,

Hezbollah’s July 27 attack which killed 12 civilians—all children and teenagers—was its deadliest attack in the current conflict. Characterized by Israel’s foreign minister as having “crossed all red lines,” the strike’s tragic outcome raises the risk of further escalation, potentially