The two historic rivals are reportedly in advanced talks to end hostilities, but Netanyahu has much more to gain from the proposal
An intensified rivalry between the two Middle East powers is not a question of 'if' but 'how'
Gaza ceasefire, bombing Iran again, normalization — all may be on the White House meeting docket Monday. But likely this is more political theater.
His so-called 'precision' strikes will likely spur the creation of a real bomb and spiral into a regime change-driven war
Israel doesn't typically wage foreign wars without direct US assistance. One time it did, against Eisenhower's wishes in 1956, and it paid a price.
As Iran mounts an effective response to Israel's war of choice, why should the president now risk US lives to join it?
