Salem Alketbi

The Arab media’s overwhelming focus on Gaza, portrayed as the ultimate test of Arab commitment to justice and freedom. ignores crises in Yemen, Sudan, Syria, and more.

Hamas faces not a choice of resilience but the inevitability of disintegration and death under the banner of so-called martyrdom.

The Dead Hand system first emerged in the public eye in the 1980s, as an automatic retaliation mechanism, guaranteeing a nuclear strike even if Russia’s leadership were destroyed.

For more than 70 years, the narrative of the Arab-Israeli conflict has been cemented as the ultimate symbol of historical grievance – a renewable pretext for a multitude of domestic failures.

The Islamic Republic is eroding in Iran, not geographically, but in terms of its influence and dominance. Now it looks more like a crisis-ridden state burning down.

Israel has sent an unequivocal message that its reach will extend to anyone daring to threaten it.

Confronted with this damning reality, the mullahs’ regime has resorted to its most familiar weapon: executions and repression

Israel’s life-or-death struggle against Iran’s regime is the ultimate test of whether the international community has what it takes to stand up to forces of evil and destruction. 

The UAE’s massive efforts have produced genuine innovation in aid delivery, finding ways around traditional barriers.

Hamas’s latest pronouncements expose deep-seated contradictions that display just how strategically confused and politically rattled the movement has become.