
An alliance between Jewish and Islamic right-wing factions is becoming increasingly plausible in order to fend off challenges from Israel’s secular community.
By Ryan Bohl
An alliance between Jewish and Islamic right-wing factions is becoming increasingly plausible in order to fend off challenges from Israel’s secular community.
By Ryan Bohl
The need to secure sanctions relief will limit Iran's response to the suspected act of Israeli sabotage, though any retaliation will increase global scrutiny on the newly restarted nuclear talks.
As its tit-for-tat dynamic with Israel escalates, Iran may be forced to expand both the geographic scope and focus of its attacks.
A look at what the coming week will bring -- and a list of recommended Stratfor articles from the week that was.
If neither Netanyahu nor his rivals are able to form a government, Israel’s fourth national ballot in two years may again leave its political future in limbo.
By Ryan Bohl
Israel’s push to cut deals with Syria via vaccines could prompt it to pursue a similar strategy to thaw its more difficult relationship with Lebanon.
In this episode of the Essential Geopolitics podcast from Stratfor, a RANE company, we discuss the Palestinian general elections set to take place over the course of summer 2021.
Israel is signaling its readiness to attack Iran in the hopes of securing a tougher and more comprehensive U.S.-brokered deal.
Without Trump’s avid support, Israel’s normalization push in the Muslim world will likely shift away from full-scale diplomatic recognition to more specific, covert ties.
Both Israel and Iran are signaling they are prepared to increase tensions in an attempt to influence Tehran's negotiations with the Biden administration.