Analysis: As long as security forces follow orders to kill protesters and no organized alternative emerges, revolution won't happen, but an internal coup or military rule is possible; direct strikes on regime symbols could provoke retaliation against Israel

Opinion: Mohammed bin Salman has not become a Zionist, he simply understands that the path to the White House lies through normalization; Israel's strategic anchor should not be in hesitant Saudi Arabia – but in soaring New Delhi.

Analysis: Behind the Paris summit lies a tactical Israel-Syria coordination deal, not a peace breakthrough, as Syria’s Islamist interim leader seeks sanctions relief and legitimacy while consolidating sectarian rule at home

Opinion: Haredi enlistment remains unlikely, and the IDF must stop fixating on absent recruits and clearly define its limits; with a growing troop shortage, it's time to cut missions, because fewer soldiers means greater risk and reduced capability

Analysis: Iranian security forces obedience of shoot to kill order sows fear among protesters, but appeal to US to return to negotiations signals there is a chance of lifting the sanctions and improving the economic situation that brought them to the streets in the first place