Raya Jalabi

Israel’s fabled intelligence services were humiliated on October 7th by Hamas. This week they took their revenge

The country’s military capabilities have evolved since it last fought Hezbollah, but so have those of the Iran-backed “axis of resistance”.

National Security Council spokesman John Kirby warned Israel that there were “better ways” to ensure Israeli citizens could return to evacuated homes in the north.

Tehran's restraint despite increasingly aggressive Israeli operations has unsettled Lebanese militant group

The depth and quality of Israeli intelligence helped Netanyahu’s forces turn the tide against the Lebanese militant group.

Israel’s assassination of Hassan Nasrallah shakes militant group and raises fears of civil strife in a fragile nation

Israelis confronted the anxieties that have consumed them for most of their lives – a chance encounter with death from a gunman, and an attack by a powerful enemy.

Gideon Sa’ar says Israel is working with US to end fighting in Lebanon but militant group downplays odds of breakthrough

The Bekaa, known for its Roman temples, is now a focus of the IDF’s campaign against Hizbollah and paying a heavy cost

Massad Boulos, father of Tiffany Trump’s husband Michael, has met Middle Eastern politicians in the US