Houthi missile targets Tel Aviv airport as Israel mulls strike on Iran
Israeli hawks are reportedly urging Netanyahu to strike the Houthis main backers before Trump enters office after rocket fire from Yemen halts flights at Tel Aviv’s main airport
Israeli hawks are reportedly urging Netanyahu to strike the Houthis main backers before Trump enters office after rocket fire from Yemen halts flights at Tel Aviv’s main airport
Syria may have fallen but the axis of resistance is ready to confront the U.S. and Israel, Prof. Marandi explains
There has been speculation that the drills may be used as cover to launch Operation True Promise III, the third Iranian strike on Israel, which Tehran has promised but has yet to deliver
The strategic pact will include a defence agreement that could mean that if another country attacks either Russia or Iran then one signatory will be required to assist militarily the signatory that has been attacked has been attacked
Buried deep beneath its rugged mountain ranges and housing advanced missile systems, Iran’s subterranean fortresses guarantee its ability to retaliate even if the country is devastated by sustained air strikes
This is what Netanyahu and allies have been hoping for; the Trump transition team is reviewing options to prevent Iran developing nuclear weapons, including U.S. air strikes. Problem is, it would take more than a few strikes and the crucial question that the NYP doesn’t even consider: would Russia intervene on Iran’s behalf?
Having learned the hard way during the Iran/Iraq War – when Western nations imposed sanctions on Iran to hasten its defeat at the hands of Saddam Husssein’s forces – Tehran now makes developing indigenous military equipment a priority. The Simorgh is the latest example
Former CIA officer and intelligence analyst Larry Johnson argues that Assad’s fall has not weakened Iran. In fact, given Tehran’s stronger ties with Russia and China it is now in a better position than it was a year ago
Extensive Israeli air strikes have reportedly taken out 85% of Syrian air defences giving the IDF total air superiority. Will Israel seize the opportunity to strike Iranian nuclear sites before Iran has sufficient numbers of Su-35s and pilots trained to fly them?
Former Chief of Staff to US Secretary of State Colin Powell, Lawrence Wilkerson on the ramifications of the fall of Assad and how this will impact events in the Middle East
Given that they share much of the same technology, any advance in Iran’s space launch technology means another step forward If it is developing Intercontinental Ballistic Missiles (ICBMs)
Iran has a giant pyramid as a parliament building and more Masonic symbolism per square foot than any other country in the region. More lodges than any country in the region but they are supposed to be the pinnacle of anti-Israel, anti-Zionist, anti-central banker resistance?”