Opinion: An Israeli response to Hezbollah provocations is exactly what Iran wants, and a lack of response could further fuel Iran and Hezbollah; Iran turned military defeat into strategic victory and turned the military victory of the US and Israel into a strategic defeat

Most of Trump's claims are fundamentally wrong, but in one criticism of Israel he is right: We have failed to deal with Hezbollah, and even repeated bombings and a presence in security zones in Lebanon have not eliminated it; It's time to think about a new solution

Opinion: As the Iran deal, Lebanon war and crisis with Washington shatter Israel’s assumptions, leaders are rushing to blame Trump instead of asking how promises of victory turned into isolation, heavy losses and shrinking strategic options

Opinion: Trump lives inside a world he built around himself, where every defeat can be recast as victory; his surrender to Iran may now convince allies and enemies alike that America can no longer be trusted

Opinion: Iran is using Hezbollah to pressure Israel under fire, while negotiations with Washington narrow the IDF’s room to maneuver; Netanyahu must decide whether to unleash the army, withdraw to a new defensive line or risk a costly stalemate

Analysis: For a decade, Netanyahu placed Israel’s Iran strategy on Trump, alienating Democrats and much of the West; now the US president’s deal with Tehran leaves Jerusalem isolated, humiliated and searching for ways to limit the damage

Opinion: A Kamala Harris presidency may have brought its own set of challenges, but the real lesson is the danger of betting Israel’s security on Trump’s impulses instead of broad bipartisan support in Washington