Assad: “I’ll Launch a Missile at Ben Gurion Airport [Israel]!”

Israel routinely monitors the coming and going of weapons meant for transfer between Iran and Hezbollah (in Lebanon).  Those missiles are meant for Israel, thus the IDF takes action when movement occurs that is threatening to Israel. Over the past few months, several strikes have been executed by the IDF, destroying weapon storage facilities and …

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World Leaders React to Iranian Chaos

After almost a week of protests-turned-riots in Iran, world leaders have reacted in various ways.  Let's take a look: Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu:  Following Iranian President Hassan Rouhani's outrageous claim that Israel was behind the uprising by Iranian people, Netanyahu responded with a 90-second video that went viral.  He refuted the Iranian claim as …

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Putin’s Key Opponent Banned from Russian Election

Russian elections are slated for March 18 and, while current President Vladimir Putin is expected to win his fourth 6-year term in office, he is facing his stiffest challenge ever from Alexei Navalny, an outspoken critic of alleged corruption in the Putin administration. However, news released on Monday indicates Navalny has been banned from elections due …

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Battlelines: How Close Can Iran Get?

Are battlelines being negotiated?  It certainly seems that way. Ceasefire agreements in portions of Syria now seem to be shaping battlelines.  Israel has consistently stated they will do whatever it takes to keep Iran from establishing operations on Israel's borders. Russia offered a 3-mile buffer zone, while Israel requested a 37-50 miles buffer zone.  Meanwhile, …

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