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By: Dave Patterson
In a week of military setbacks, devastating intelligence breaches, and communications disruptions, Hezbollah is back on its heels. Exploding pagers, detonating walkie-talkies, and now precision air strikes on key Hezbollah leadership and subordinate staff are designed to keep the terrorist organization off balance and unable to regroup. The Israel Defense Force (IDF) is bent on reducing the threat to its citizens in the North so they can return to their homes.
By: Dave Patterson
It's that time again – when all the US legislators get together and fail to do their jobs. The fiscal year will close on September 30, and Congress still hasn't passed a government funding bill. But that's nothing new; this complete failure to legislate is an annual occurrence. In its job description, funding the government is perhaps the most important recurring constitutional responsibility Congress has. Instead, we routinely meet the end of the fiscal year with a continuing resolution, which keeps the government up and running – sort of – until either full-year funding bills are passed or another continuing resolution resets the timer yet again.
Since Israel stepped up its attacks on Hezbollah last week and over the weekend, talk of all-out war is buzzing. Hezbollah has launched more than 8,000 missiles, drones, and rockets at northern Israel since the Iran-backed Hamas terrorist group’s murderous assault on southern Israeli kibbutzim on Oct. 7, 2023. Israel has targeted Iran-sponsored Hezbollah leaders […]
What is the goal of the US Air Force (USAF) for filling out its officer corps? Recruiting the best and brightest with demonstrated skills
Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelensky is visiting the United States again, this time, he says, with a plan for victory. For more than two
However, a recent RAND Corporation report titled "America's Military and Veteran Caregivers, Hidden Heroes Emerging from the
The head of Hezbollah in Lebanon met a predictable end during an Israeli airstrike on the organization's headquarters. Though deep in a bunker beneath a high-rise apartment – a typical routine used to shield Hezbollah terrorists – on Friday, September 27, the Israel Defense Force (IDF) obliterated the group's underground central command headquarters with a massive airstrike reported to have destroyed six residential buildings in all.
Iran launched a massive 181-ballistic-missile barrage against Israel beginning at 7:30 p.m. local time on Oct. 1.
US national security policy is entering a gray zone of incomprehension. How do we know this? One clue is comparing how one nation responds to attacks on its military forces or homeland and how the United States does not. As the Middle East grows more dangerous, Israel has been dealing methodically and decisively with the barbaric terrorist organizations and malign state actors that surround it.
In the aftermath of Iran's massive ballistic missile attack on Israel, the US and the world are waiting to see how the Israel Defense Force (IDF) will respond. No one doubts that the IDF will deal Tehran a bloody nose. But just how bloody, that is the question. As expected, President Joe Biden has put in his two cents by cautioning Israel not to strike Iran's developing nuclear weapons capability – but will Israel listen?
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