Opinion: Continued fire on one hand, peace talks on the other — Netanyahu caught between Trump and Tehran, as residents of northern Israel continue to bear the brunt

Opinion: Despite a major strike on Hezbollah terror targets, Israel faces mounting international criticism, highlighting a persistent gap between military success and public diplomacy — one that risks undermining even justified operations; Still, 'not everyone is against us'

Opinion: Tehran emerged from the war battered but still standing, and that alone may strengthen its hand in talks with Washington; by proving the Strait of Hormuz can be used as a strategic lever, Iran may have ensured that higher energy, shipping, insurance and investment risk will linger long after the guns fall silent

Opinion: Even without a deal or Hezbollah disarmament, Netanyahu’s move to open Lebanon talks could benefit both sides and weaken the group, even if fighting intensifies