The new threats are neither guerrillas nor conventional armies, but something in-between.

Raqqa delenda est.

The one country IS fears.

The case for preemptive action.

Hamas lost. But will that stop it in the future?

“Hoping that a seventy-five-year-old man will die soon is not exactly a sound strategy.”

Only taking and holding territory can achieve decisive military results against Hamas or Islamic State. Unwilling to travel that route, Israel and the U.S. have. . .

By encouraging unrest among Iran’s large and discontented ethnic minorities, Israel can work to weaken its most formidable enemy.