Israel

KJ analysis on Israel

• The Levantine Buffer: Israel’s Quiet Expansion into Southern Syria

  As Tel Aviv establishes a 'de facto' security zone beyond the Golan, the traditional depth of the Axis of Resistance is collapsing. This geographic shift fundamentally rewires the cost of Iranian projection in the Levant.

• The Hegemon’s Disconnect: Why Israel Was Left Behind

  Washington’s decision to finalise the 2026 Tehran Accord without Israeli consent marks a definitive shift. It signals the end of the US-led security umbrella in the Middle East and the birth of a cold, pragmatic multipolarity.

• How will the Turkey-Israel intelligence war impact relations between the two countries?
• Is normalization between Israel and Saudi Arabia now impossible?
• Can the US stop Israel’s plan to expand settlements?
• Lebanon fires rockets into Israel after Al Aqsa raids: Will Lebanon and Israel go to war?
• The Invisible Threshold: Why Iran and Israel Prefer a Shadow War

  While rhetoric suggests an inevitable clash, Tehran and Jerusalem are locked in a rational, symbiotic exchange of violence. Systematic escalation serves to prevent total war by defining the exact price of regional influence.

• The Invisible Balance: Why the Iran–Israel War Remains in the Shadows

  Behind the escalation of strikes and sabotage lies a sophisticated architecture of restraint. Both Tehran and Jerusalem are choosing limited attrition over total victory to avoid a structural collapse they cannot afford to manage.