Hezbollah is still scrambling to respond to Israel

Hezbollah is still scrambling to respond to Israel

Iran’s multi-front strategy against Israel is facing its largest challenge of the eleven-month war. Iran launched the war on October 7, with the Hamas attack being the first major act of Iran’s plan for a wider regional assault on Israel. While Hamas was massacring Israelis, Iran put into action the rest of the multi-front … Read more

Houthi controlled port at 30% capacity after IDF strikes in July

Houthi controlled port at 30% capacity after IDF strikes in July

Almost two months passed since July 19, when a Houthi explosive drone breached Israeli air defenses, murdering 50-year-old Yevgeny Ferder, and injuring eight others. Only one day later, the Israeli air force launched a retaliatory attack against the Houthi-controlled port of Hodeidah, dubbed “Operation Outstretched Arm.” Despite the Houthi promises for retaliation and targeting … Read more

Hezbollah could deploy up to 3,000 rockets and missiles at Israel

Hezbollah could deploy up to 3,000 rockets and missiles at Israel

Hezbollah’s weaponry has seen significant developments in their arsenal of rockets and UAVs, as well as precision missiles, the Alma Research and Education Center released in their report on Monday. According to updated estimates, Hezbollah now possesses a few thousand precision missiles and rockets out of a total stockpile of 75,000. This precision arsenal … Read more

Iran scoffs at Israel attack and claims to have upper hand

Iran scoffs at Israel attack and claims to have upper hand

A security source in Iran, who requested to remain anonymous in an interview with the Lebanese newspaper Al-Akhbar, claimed that Israel’s response to Iran was restrained due to fear of strong Iranian retaliation. “The Israeli attack at Isfahan was smaller in scope than the recent Iranian attack that involved 300 missiles,” the source explained. … Read more

Houthi attack on ship causes oil spill in Gulf of Aden, raising concerns

Houthi attack on ship causes oil spill in Gulf of Aden, raising concerns

Damage caused by a Houthi attack on a cargo vessel, the Rubymar, has created a 29-kilometer-long oil slick in the Gulf of Aden, raising environmental concerns.   The British-registered and Lebanese-operated ship was attacked on February 18 while sailing through the Bab el-Mandeb Strait, which connects the Red Sea and the Gulf of Aden, … Read more