Hamas’s Psychological Warfare Against Local Militias and Collaborators in the Gaza Strip
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From Missiles to Minds: Iran’s Influence-Driven War Strategy
Download Abstract This paper analyzes Iran’s operational strategy during the current conflict, arguing that Tehran has
Operational Integration of AI and Cyber: An Analysis of “Epic Fury / Roaring Lion”
The joint U.S. and Israeli operation “Epic Fury / Roaring Lion” (February 2026) signifies a definitive
Between Support and Aversion: The Egyptian and Syrian Muslim Brotherhood and Their Stance Toward Iran in the Context of the War with Israel and the United States
The war between the United States and Israel against Iran has exposed internal divisions within the
Wave of Attacks Against Jewish and Israeli Targets Abroad – Trends and Insights
During March 2026, a series of attacks and antisemitic incidents targeting Jewish and Israeli sites were
“The Axis Speaks in Whispers”: The Current War with Iran and Hezbollah Without Nasrallah
Executive Summary This article analyzes the current war between Israel, and Iran and Hezbollah through the
A Narrative of Victimhood, a Message of Victory: Iran’s Influence Strategy
On the modern battlefield, combat is not only conducted through military strikes but also through images,
Operations “Epic Fury” & “Roaring Lion”
Updated: 17 March 2026 On 28 February 2026, the United States and Israel launched a coordinated
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Lebanon’s Reluctant Shield: Hezbollah Between Tehran, Beirut, and the Next War
Introduction This paper argues that Hezbollah’s decision to join the renewed 2026 war with Israel is
Between Lebanon and Iran: The End of Hezbollah’s Strategic Ambiguity
For years, the debate over Hezbollah has been accompanied by a central question: Is it a