Is Israel at War With Iran?
Tehran is exploiting a conflict left to fester for too long.
Tehran is exploiting a conflict left to fester for too long.
The attack on Israelis is a reminder of a long history of Jewish trauma.
For Hamas and Iran, yesterday’s violence was a demonstration of newfound power.
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Israel could go much further than it has in the past in responding to the group’s attacks.
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A week ago, Joe Biden’s national security adviser, Jake Sullivan, sounded optimistic about the region.
Hamas’s attacks could be a daring single-day raid or the start of a regional war of a scale not seen since 1973.
How did Israel not see it coming?
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