Successful strikes on Hamas and Hezbollah leaders should not blind us to the threat brewing inside Israel
Israel’s beleagured prime minister may be starting to wish he had stayed at home, even if he did fly out on his newly refurbished jet
While Israel rotates its units in and out of Gaza, Hamas is constantly on the frontline
The CFR (case fatality rate) is down to 6.5 per cent from 15 per cent in the Second Lebanon War in 2006
There is uncertainty over the IDF’s future missions – and the personnel shortage is also an intensely political issue
Netanyahu’s fragile coalition is once again under threat
Four lives have been saved, but the question of how to save more is far from settled
Even if no agreement is reached, Bibi’s official position is now more nuanced
Hezbollah, diplomacy and the economy are the new priorities
The ICC’s prosecutor created a moral equivalence in the eyes of the world between the perpetrator and the defender
Asking the PA to manage the Gaza side of the Rafah crossing could ease tension with Egypt
The worry is it may once again prove to be a liability rather than an asset
In years to come we’ll celebrate Chag Joe Biden
Netanyahu is fighting a battle that everyone except him has realised is over
As Netanyahu falters, members of the Knesset bide their time
Israel is reluctant to commit itself to all-out war on two fronts at the same time
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