Israel
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International Relations
The War That, Instead of Destroying Iran, Turned It into the Region’s Dominant Power
America’s shrinking margin for error has strengthened Iran’s regional position.
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Security & Defense
The Leader of the Revolution’s Pledge to Avenge the Blood of the Martyred Imam
The Leader of the Revolution’s message links public mourning to a political commitment to vengeance. According to Atlas Diplomacy, a…
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Security & Defense
The Difference Between a Deterrent Weapon and Conventional Armaments
Conventional armaments cannot provide Iran with complete deterrence in the absence of a strategic weapon.
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Atlas Exclusive
Fragile Ceasefires: Instruments for Reordering Power in West Asia
The Lebanon file shows that a relative halt in fighting, without resolving the questions of security and legitimacy, can become…
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Middle East
Israelis Fear the Collapse of Israel
Deepening internal fractures are pushing Israel to the brink of crisis. According to Atlas of Diplomacy, an op‑ed titled “Israelis…
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Middle East
The Quiet Reconstruction of Hezbollah: A Power Revived in Silence
Hezbollah’s strategic silence is smoothing the path to the reconstruction of its power. According to Atlas of Diplomacy, an op-ed…
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Security & Defense
What Will America Use to Attack Iran?
Instead of military war, America is pursuing psychological warfare against Iran. According to Atlas of Diplomacy, an analytical op‑ed titled…
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Middle East
The Alignment of the Israeli Axis in the Persian Gulf Against Saudi Arabia
A new configuration of power in the Persian Gulf is becoming more visible. According to Atlas of Diplomacy, an op-ed…
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Middle East
Crisis Management Strategy Under Today’s Highly Ambiguous Conditions
The intensification of security ambiguities is pushing Iran toward a redefinition of its deterrence strategy. According to Atlas of Diplomacy,…
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Americas
Developments in West Asia
The Impact of Regional Agreements and Global Pressures on Iran and Israel In examining regional and global developments, the issues…