While the Israeli prime minister retrospectively rewrites the goals of his and Trump's war against Iran, it's worth noting what things actually looked like on the war maps ■ The northern front is a trap of a different kind ■ Meanwhile, the impact of a war waged afar on the home front has been comple
While the Israeli prime minister retrospectively rewrites the goals of his and Trump's war against Iran, it's worth noting what things actually looked like on the war maps ■ The northern front is a trap of a different kind ■ Meanwhile, the impact of a war waged afar on the home front has been completely normalized
06:00 AM • April 10 2026 IDT
Two days after the cease-fire in the Gulf came into effect, the situation picture of the war is barely becoming clear. The understandings that made a halt in the fighting possible are still open to contradictory interpretations. The negotiations between the United States and Iran are scheduled to begin on Saturday in Islamabad, even as the continuation of hostilities in a secondary war arena – Lebanon – is threatening the entire arrangement's survivability.
According to the indictment, despite realizing that the individual he was in contact with was working on behalf of Iran, Lachovitz continued to work with them.
For too long, Israelis were sold on the wrong expectation. Politicians deceived the public into believing that everything could be achieved quickly and decisively through military force alone.
"Two crises in five years, each of which lasted two years plus, with a small break in the middle. That's extreme and had a dramatic impact on the aviation sector."
Putin's announcement was similar to a 30-hour ceasefire he ordered last year. Each side accused the other of violating it.