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Why Israel’s war gambit could strengthen Iran’s hardliners

On 13 June, Israel launched Operation Rising Lion, a preemptive military campaign aimed at crippling Iran’s nuclear capabilities. But with symbolic references to the pre-1979 monarchy embedded in the operation’s name, and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu explicitly appealing to the Iranian people to “rise up,” observers believed that the …

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From the Naksa to Iran: Israel aims to shape a new Middle East

For decades, preparations simmered. Covert and overt operations, escalating rhetoric, and mutual threats have long defined the standoff between the so-called Iranian axis and Israel. Capitalising on the 7 October attacks by Hamas-led militants, Tel Aviv chose to cut to the chase, launching successive strikes against Iran’s allies and finally …

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Il n’y a pas de fête à la guerre

«L’essence même de l’Homme est le désir d’être heureux, de bien vivre, de bien agir». ~ Baruch Spinoza Mon petit-fils de 15 ans, Camille, fait un stage de 15 jours (de 11h à 19h tous les jours, sauf le samedi) au rayon enfants d’un magasin de vêtements du 19ème arrondissement …

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