By Ranjan Solomon

Preparedness is not provocation 

Israel, Iran, and the perils of nuclear exceptionalism

GOA – West Asia is once again approaching a dangerous threshold. Israel’s growing readiness for a direct strike against Iran is no longer confined to intelligence leaks, anonymous briefings, or speculative commentary. It has entered the realm of open political discourse, strategic messaging, and military preparation. In global capitals, the discussion is no longer whether Israel contemplates such a strike, but how close the region is to a point of no return—one that could reshape regional and global security in profoundly destabilising ways.

By Batool Subeiti

Essential components of resistance speech

LONDON - It is necessary to fill the mobilizational vacuum left by the martyred leaders of the resistance movement.

By Xavier Villar

From nuclear fear to missile anxiety: Israel’s reframing of the Iran threat

How Iran’s missile program has moved to the center of Israel’s security discourse

MADRID – In recent weeks, a new Israeli security narrative has been taking shape. Its object is not new, the Islamic Republic of Iran, but its central discursive axis has undergone a subtle yet significant shift. Where the nuclear program once occupied the primary place in the rhetoric of existential threat, the emphasis has now broadened and, in some discourses, shifted toward Iran’s ballistic missile program.