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Feature

Why Iranians rising up against the regime is just a matter of time

December 23, 2024

Despite external focus on proxies and regional influence, Tehran faces severe internal challenges from pollution and power outages to brain drain and public dissent, pushing society toward likely collapse.

Analysis

The next big thing: Floating nuclear power plants

Elie Klutstein/Makor Rishon

Iran & The Gulf

Pro-Iranian militias reportedly agree to stop firing on Israel

Erez Linn

United States

Trump vows 'largest deportation in US history'

Miri Weissman

Health & Wellness

Bird flu for pregnant women means 90% chance of death

Erez Linn

CBS News

Inside Mossad's pager op that crippled Hezbollah

Erez Linn

Report: Israeli strikes near critical sites cause major concern in Iran

AFP / Atta Kenare

Did Trump propose new talks with Iran?

Erez Linn

Courtesy of the Peres Center for Peace and Innovation

Ex-Sky News host meets with hostages' families

ILH Staff

Magazine, Feature & Analysis

Feature

Why Iranians rising up against the regime is just a matter of time

December 23, 2024

Analysis

The next big thing: Floating nuclear power plants

Nuclear power plants are being built in Egypt and Turkey, while Iran and the UAE already benefit from nuclear energy in their electricity grids. Israel cannot yet join the celebration and may need to seek solutions at sea.

December 23, 2024

Analysis

Is Iran on the brink of collapse?

Despite being one of the largest oil and gas powers in the world, Iran is implementing extensive power outages to conserve energy. This phenomenon highlights the country's crumbling infrastructure, underutilized natural resources, and the impact of international sanctions and domestic policies.

December 22, 2024

Analysis

Is Moscow's role in Syria ending?

After Assad's fall, Russia weighs new alliances with former foes.

December 22, 2024

Feature

Golan Heights transformed: Israel's strategic frontier offers new hope

The fall of the Assad family’s brutal 50-year regime marks a significant geopolitical shift in the region, presenting both challenges and opportunities for Israel as it navigates the uncertain future of its northern border.

December 21, 2024

Feature

'The Sunnis can smell blood'

Dr. Mordechai Kedar, the highly non-conformist and spirited Middle East scholar, is interviewed on the opportunities that are currently developing in Syria, the potentially ensuing Sunni wave, and the enemy country Qatar.

December 18, 2024

Analysis

Erdogan's rebel support redraws Middle East

Turkey might not have to normalize the Assad regime anymore, but it braces for an uncertain Syria and seeks to shape the emerging landscape.

December 22, 2024

Analysis

Why is the US selling weapons to Tunisia?

Despite concerned statements from the US and European Union, despite the persecution of candidates and the huge election gap – the White House hasn't really condemned Tunisia's government.

December 16, 2024

Feature

'Let all of Syria burn': Jewish refugees welcome Assad's fall

Syrian Jews who fled to Israel vividly remember the regime's atrocities, with some having experienced them firsthand.

December 15, 2024

Magazine

Israel's moment is now

Following Hamas' decimation and Hezbollah's severe setback, Assad's fall marks another blow to Iran's regional axis. As Israel discusses seizing the momentum and striking Iran, Trump and his advisers are considering renewing "maximum pressure" through sanctions and economic isolation. Meanwhile, a remote British island in the Indian Ocean exposes European hypocrisy toward Israel.

December 14, 2024