Revealed: America’s secret special forces flights to Israel from UK base on Cyprus
The US military has been flying covert operation flights to Israel from RAF Akrotiri since the bombing of Gaza began
The US military has been flying covert operation flights to Israel from RAF Akrotiri since the bombing of Gaza began
“The good news is that President Putin has, for the time being, ruled out the use of nuclear weapons to respond … and what we are seeing is a phased, graduated response by Russia”
Hezbollah launches kamikaze drone strikes on Israeli artillery positions, reportedly inflicting casualties among Israeli gunners
Israeli soldiers reveal that they were “authorized to open fire on Palestinians virtually at will, including civilians… If there is [even] a feeling of threat, there is no need to explain — you just shoot.”
The Hannibal Directive makes preventing the capture of Israeli military personnel a priority. To this end it authorizes the use of maximum force, including where it would put the lives of Israeli hostages at risk. Thus on Oct 7, it allowed the killing of Israeli soldiers and civilians to prevent Hamas achieving its aims
How has a band of maritime terrorists in the small, impoverished country of Yemen managed to spook the global economy and befuddle some of the world’s biggest navies?
The headline is misleading. Douglas Macgregor on how Arab leaders are growing fearful of their populations who have been enraged by their reluctance to confront Israel over its actions in Gaza. This is particularly so in Egypt and Jordan.
If Israel uses tactical nukes against Hezbollah it will inevitably invite the use of such weapons against itself at a later date. In other words, by using nukes the Zionist state will be signing its own death warrant
We cannot confirm these figures but the Israelis are suffering crippling losses, as confirmed by the Minister of Military Affairs Yoav Gallant, who said on Monday that Israel “needs 10,000 more soldiers immediately.”
More insightful commentary from Col. Douglas Macgregor on the situation in Ukraine, Taiwan and Israel and how America is not the power it was thirty year ago
IDF ‘burned out, exhausted’ by fighting in Gaza. Will future generations look back at Gaza as Israel’s Stalingrad?
Rifts are emerging between Israeli political leaders and military commanders. On the one hand top IDF generals reportedly favour a ceasefire in Gaza. While Netanyahu opposes the idea, as he fears that it would be seen as a victory for Hamas