Barrack’s comments on the Golan Heights, Israel and Turkey trigger a fierce MAGA clash — Laura Loomer demands his removal, while Richard Grenell insists he is carrying out Trump’s “America First” policy
After striking Syria’s Abu al-Duhur airbase, Israel is testing a diplomatic reset with Damascus as Washington pushes de-escalation and Turkey’s expanding military role emerges as the central strategic fault line.
Israel sends a powerful message of strategic alignment after talks with Greece’s defense chief Dimitrios Choupis, pledging to deepen security and military cooperation amid shifting balances in the Eastern Mediterranean
Shaibani and Mossad chief Roman Gofman meet in Jordan – Israel seeks to block a Turkish military foothold, while Damascus demands withdrawal and freedom to rebuild its armed forces
Ankara is expanding its footprint from electricity into oil and gas, while Syria emerges as a new arena of strategic competition between Turkey and Israel
The Great Sea Interconnector enters a decisive new phase as Greece’s Independent Power Transmission Operator submits the investment request for the Cyprus–Israel link. The move strengthens IPTO’s position at the heart of an ambitious energy corridor designed to connect Greece, Cyprus and Israel with Europe’s electricity system, enhancing energy security, renewable integration and the geopolitical role of the Eastern Mediterranean.
Greece has no intention of abandoning its strategic alliance with Israel. But as the war in Gaza, the West Bank crisis, strikes in Lebanon and Syria, and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's broader regional strategy draw growing international criticism, Athens is carefully distancing itself from policies it cannot defend—without undermining one of its most valuable geopolitical partnerships.
Israel’s Minister of Diaspora Affairs, Amichai Chikli, has praised the strengthening strategic partnership between Israel, Greece and Cyprus, describing it as a key pillar of stability in the Eastern Mediterranean while launching a sharp attack on Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan.
Deadly clashes in southern Lebanon expose the limits of the Washington-Tehran agreement and raise fears of a new phase in the Middle East conflict.
AXIOS: Vance warns Israel not to fight Trump over the Iran deal — A rare public rebuke exposes growing tensions between Washington and Jerusalem over the future of the Middle East order.
The escalating rhetorical clash between Ankara and Jerusalem is no longer symbolic diplomacy—it reflects a deeper contest for regional dominance stretching from Syria to the Eastern Mediterranean.
Rising tensions over Gaza flotilla incident push Israel–Turkey relations toward open strategic confrontation
“Israel as an Economic and Technological Miracle: A Strategic Ally of Greece”
Israel: The return of the anti-Netanyahu bloc and the battle for political survival
Cautious optimism for peace by 2026 as high-stakes diplomacy unfolds at the White House
Spanish initiative revives debate inside the EU over trade, diplomacy, and human rights obligations toward Israel
Analysts warn of a structural shift in relations with Europe and the US, as political choices, war optics and public opinion erode long-standing alliances.
The ceasefire begins under mutual accusations, ongoing military tension, and unresolved questions over Hezbollah’s role
The US signals a possible short-term de-escalation along the Israel–Hezbollah front, but officials in Beirut and Jerusalem have not fully confirmed the terms
As direct negotiations between Israel and Lebanon begin in Washington, the United States steps deeper into mediation efforts, with Secretary of State Marco Rubio reportedly facing the challenge of persuading Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to accept a ceasefire framework amid ongoing fighting with Hezbollah.
Athens signs a major defense agreement with Jerusalem to acquire advanced PULS rocket artillery systems — a strategic enhancement amid regional instability and deepening military cooperation.
