Ehud Eilam

Analysts warn that sanctions relief, oil dependency, and internal regime pressures could shape instability, military spending, and Tehran’s regional behavior under any future agreement

Mounting military, economic and political constraints are pushing Washington toward diplomacy over another potentially prolonged confrontation in the Gulf

With Hezbollah still backed by Iran but facing growing long-term pressure, analysts argue that time may work in Israel’s favor, allowing the IDF to regroup, Lebanon’s army to strengthen, and Hezbollah to weaken politically, economically, and militarily

How proxy dynamics, deterrence logic, and shifting regional priorities shape Israel’s approach to Lebanon and Iran

Despite its deep aversion – sharpened after October 7 – Israel continues to rely on a decades-old strategy of repeated rounds, as decisive victory over stronger or distant adversaries remains elusive

Debate over whether to prioritize regime pressure or military weakening remains central, even as emerging diplomatic signals might reshape the trajectory of the war

Balancing air strikes, regime resilience, and the fragile prospects of an Iranian uprising

From decades of cooperation to a high-stakes war, millions of Israelis face constant threats while the United States and Israel take decisive action against Iran’s growing military and nuclear capabilities