History tells us that no conflict lasts forever. Eventually, even the most entrenched confrontations reach some kind of settlement, however painful or lopsided.

Yesterday morning, Israel launched a large-scale military operation targeting strategic Iranian sites, focusing on infrastructure tied to Iran’s nuclear program and critical military installations.

In an unprecedented act of aggression, Israel launched a wave of coordinated airstrikes across Iran Friday morning, hitting multiple nuclear and military targets across the country.

Each camp is deploying its own set of pressure tactics: leaked threats, warnings of military escalation, and statements signaling the potential collapse of talks.

The ongoing US-Iran nuclear negotiations remain the defining issue shaping the region’s trajectory. These talks unfold against a complex backdrop of both momentum and obstructions, offering opportunities and risks in equal measure.

“Israel's” priority is to prevent a deal that would allow Iran to retain or develop its nuclear capabilities, as in the 2015 agreement.

“Israel” continues its systematic expansion in southern Syria, tightening its grip on strategic areas such as the Yarmouk Basin and Mount Hermon, which hold both military and economic significance due to their water resources.