Egypt-Israel Military Ties: Washington Must Pay More Attention Haisam Hassanein in The Jerusalem Strategic Tribune: fdd.org/analysis/op_ed…

When your brother randomly shows up in the news… in Damascus

For more than a decade, Egypt and Israel maintained robust security coordination focused on ISIS cells in the Sinai peninsula. That cooperation, mostly kept out of the media, now faces its most serious challenge, writes Haisam Hassanein: fdd.org/analysis/op_ed…

President Donald Trump has the opportunity to build the foundation of regional peace, writes Haisam Hassanein. ow.ly/RykQ30sNfM3

Very well said by the VP

Highlighting my article in National Interest on how President Trump could help build lasting regional peace in the Middle East. nationalinterest.org/blog/middle-ea…

The US has acted — not for war, but for peace. Iran’s nuclear blackmail had to end. No regime that threatens the region and the world with annihilation can be allowed to enrich uranium. This is strength. This is leadership.

This move isn’t just about Gaza. It’s about shaping the postwar regional order, where normalization, containment of Iran, and redefining Palestinian governance are on the table. jpost.com/israel-news/de…

Syria-Israel peace by end of 2025? If true, it’s not just historic, it is a geopolitical earthquake. i24news.tv/en/news/israel…

A Syria-Israel track would redraw the post-Oct 7 map

Hezbollah says it learned of Oct 7 only after the attack began. Limited escalation was deliberate—full war meant U.S. involvement

Quiet diplomacy in motion. timesofisrael.com/liveblog_entry…

Hamas has brought nothing but ruin to the Palestinian people. Yet it still bargains for its leaders’ safety, its cash, and its power. Never for its people. That’s not “resistance”. It’s betrayal.

The end of a chapter, not the end of the story. The Muslim Brotherhood dissolving itself in Jordan is a major move, but its ideas still live on across the region.

Ramallah is signaling it wants to be seen as a useful player, not just a bystander. The PA is testing a new relevance with Washington.

A rare rebuke from one of Gaza’s top religious authorities. Calling out Hamas for sacrificing an entire population for its own power. The cracks inside are real and growing.

Hamas’ ceasefire proposal didn’t even make it past the mediators. Sent back for being unserious

Egypt is facilitating the voluntary return of Sudanese refugees via a state-operated train to Aswan

A silent shift in the Golan Heights: Over 1,000 Druze residents have applied for Israeli citizenship in just the first half of 2025—double last year’s pace and a clear sign of changing tides.

The holding of hostages by Hamas is an affront to human rights and stability. Policymakers worldwide should be urged to prioritize their immediate release and ensure accountability for those responsible. Every moment counts. #DemandHostageRelease