AMINE AYOUB

Israel is developing brain-computer interfaces that let soldiers control drone swarms with thought, aiming to outsmart Iran’s mass-attack strategy.

Germany urges Hezbollah’s disarmament, but Lebanon reveals the limits of Europe’s deterrence model in an age of hybrid warefare.

Israel must now prepare for a reality where its northern border is contested by a regime that seeks to prove its Islamist credentials by succeeding where Assad failed.

By localizing AI training and autonomy, Egypt is reducing Western dependence and challenging Israel’s ability to predict its military evolution.

At its core, the Saudi-UAE feud reflects fundamentally incompatible visions of regional order.

Phase two of the ceasefire rests on a dangerous misreading of how wars in the Middle East actually end.

Israel is not retreating from the world. It is asserting its right to shape its future on its own terms – as a secure, victorious, and unapologetically Jewish state.

Cuba survives on foreign power; its fate may now be in US hands.

The brilliance of the Islamist funding machine lies in its ability to exploit the open borders and open banking systems of the free world.

The Bondi Beach mass shooting was not unforeseeable; it was the product of years of denial and tolerance for hate.