Tag: Hamas

Israel Hamas Conflict Explained, 6 Historic Roots, Hamas’ Rise Since 1987, 2006 Election and 2007 Gaza Takeover, and the Human Toll the U.S. Should Know

ALEXANDRE ANDRADELeave a Comment on Israel Hamas Conflict Explained, 6 Historic Roots, Hamas’ Rise Since 1987, 2006 Election and 2007 Gaza Takeover, and the Human Toll the U.S. Should Know

A clear, concise guide to the Israel Hamas conflict, its deep historical roots, Hamas’ rise, and why slogans like “From the river to the sea” matter The Israel Hamas conflict is the product of centuries of history, competing nationalisms, and repeated political failures, mixed with acute human suffering. Understanding how the dispute evolved helps explain […]

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Proxy Warfare: How Iran’s Secret Networks, Hezbollah and Hamas Rewrote the Middle East, 6 Lessons on Deniability, Cost, and Escalation

ALEXANDRE ANDRADELeave a Comment on Proxy Warfare: How Iran’s Secret Networks, Hezbollah and Hamas Rewrote the Middle East, 6 Lessons on Deniability, Cost, and Escalation

How Proxy Warfare lets states like Iran project power without open war, from rockets and drones to smuggling lines and political influence Proxy Warfare has become one of the most consequential, and least visible, instruments of modern statecraft. In an era of high-technology missiles, cyber-attacks, and intense media scrutiny, powerful states increasingly rely on allied […]

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