Despite ongoing diplomatic efforts led by the US and regional mediators, and despite various proposals and promises, a meaningful shift remains absent in the Israeli occupation’s approach to the war on Gaza.

The indirect negotiations between Hamas and the Israeli entity in Doha have entered their fourth day, unfolding under a veil of secrecy and cautious anticipation. Mediating officials say this round differs from previous ones in its “length and precision.”

All eyes turned to Washington today, as Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu meets US President Donald Trump amid heightened anticipation surrounding indirect talks between the Israeli entity and Hamas over a possible temporary ceasefire in Gaza.

Lebanon is rapidly becoming the next pressure point in the broader regional equation, alongside two other unfolding files: the Gaza ceasefire negotiations and the evolving situation in Syria.

The growing US pressure on Israel to end the war on Gaza signals a clear shift in Washington’s stance following the Israeli-US confrontation with Iran. After months of backing the war, the US is now urging Tel Aviv to find a military and political exit,

Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu convenes a closed session of the war cabinet to discuss the prospect of a temporary ceasefire in Gaza, while the Israeli military is applying maximum field pressure across the entire Strip.

US President Donald Trump announced this morning a ceasefire between Iran and Israel to take effect at 7:00 AM GMT+3, coordinated with the Israeli government.

With the Israeli war on Iran entering its second week, attention is turning toward the US amid rising questions about whether Washington is prepared to engage directly in the war.

Iran rejects US request for negotiations, as Israeli military infrastructure continues to collapse under heavy Iranian missile and drone fire with new waves of strikes, while European and regional powers scramble to contain the fallout.

Benjamin Netanyahu, who views himself as a messiah sent by God to safeguard the future of the Jewish nation, is not the only fanatic steering the region toward catastrophe. His partner in delusion, Donald Trump, believes he too is a savior, one who will

Iran launched a new wave of retaliatory strikes against key Israeli sites on Sunday, hitting the Hadera power station and targeting Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s residence

Will the renewed optimism over a possible truce between the Israeli entity and Hamas, once again, collapse into failure, mutual blame, and renewed escalation?