The article discusses the escalating tensions in the Middle East as Iran and its proxies, particularly Hamas, intensify their attacks following the Israel-Hamas cease-fire. The Israeli security services suspect that a failed bombing plot against Israeli buses was orchestrated by Iranian-backed Hamas militants. Simultaneously, the Houthis have escalated their assaults, targeting US aircraft in a shift in their military posture. These actions appear to be a strategic test for the new US administration under President Trump, questioning how much pressure both Israel and the US can withstand without a response.
As the first phase of the Israel-Hamas cease-fire ends, Iran and its pawns are escalating their offenses in a clear test not only of Jerusalem's will, but Washington's.
Israeli security is still investigating but believes this was an Iranian plan executed by Hamas terrorists based in the West Bank.
Since the Trump team pushed hard for this cease-fire, Iran and its proxies are plainly testing the new president: How much will he ask Israel to swallow?
Tehran is daring it to actually do something about it, clearly hoping Washington will blink.
Collection
[
|
...
]