Behind the Rocket Attacks from Gaza Could Be the Hand of Iran
A two-front, low-intensity war.
July 11, 2018
Behind the Rocket Attacks from Gaza Could Be the Hand of Iran
A two-front, low-intensity war.
Backed by Moscow and Tehran, Bashar al-Assad has begun an offensive against the rebel strongholds in southwestern Syria that will inevitably place Iran’s forces directly on Israel’s border. Meanwhile, groups in Gaza—including Islamic Jihad, which is all but an Iranian proxy—have persisted in firing rockets at Israeli communities. Tony Badran sees a “coordinated Iranian strategy” at work:
July 11, 2018
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Economic Improvement Won’t Stop Palestinian Terror
All evidence points to the contrary.
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A constant presence in his own movie.
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The biblical spies in Ḥuqoq.