Yaakov Lappin

IAF targets more Houthi infrastructure, in long-range warning to Iran

The Israeli Air Force hit three Houthi ports and two military targets, just as a Houthi missile was flying toward Israel

How Iran is trying to get supplies to Hezbollah, in spite of chaos in Syria

After Hezbollah supply lines cut in Syria, Tehran will ‘reexamine options’

The scale of Iran’s loss in Syria cannot be overstated

The Syrian front will remain challenging for Israel – but the Sunni rebels are far weaker than the Shia axis

Exactly how long would it take Iran to make a nuclear bomb?

Tehran is weeks away from military-grade nuclear enrichment but it would take the regime over six months to turn that into a missile warhead

Iran is losing the tool it built —Hezbollah — to defend its nuclear programme, say Israeli analysts

The assassination of Nasrallah has changed the strategic game in the Middle East, say Israeli military experts

Pager attack ‘damaged Hezbollah’s entire senior command structure’

A former Israeli Navy officer analyses the impact of Israel’s remarkable communications strike this week

What does Israel’s strike against Hezbollah in Beirut mean for its citizens?

Terror militias in Iraq now have drones that can hit Eilat

On Saturday, two UAVs approached the area north of Eilat from Syrian territory

IDF could complete high-intensity phase of Gaza war by May

Without a ceasefire deal, the army will likely dismantle four Rafah Hamas battalions by end of April, according to army sources

How is the Gaza buffer zone going to work?

A kilometre-wide stretch of land along the Gaza side of the border could feature a series of obstacles to thwart attacks

The terror rockets are drying up - but how badly damaged is Hamas?

Ten out of 24 battalions severely hit with thousands of terrorists killed, says IDF

We have Hamas chief surrounded in bunker says IDF

Defence minister Yoav Gallant has claimed that Israeli forces have isolated Yahya Sinwar in Gaza