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Can Israel Survive Another Netanyahu-led Government?
For the first time since the October 7 attacks, Israelis are headed to the polls. Win or Lose, Netanyahu has shaped Israel's politics in his image.The race is seen as a referendum on Netanyahu, Will Israelis choose a post-Netanyahu future? And if they do, what would it mean for Israel and for the Palestinian territories?
25 Oct 2026
Iran's Nuclear Program: Obama Vs Trump | Diplomacy Vs War
Former President Obama's recent remarks at a rally in Ohio brings about a critical comparison between the 2015 JCPOA diplomacy and Trump's military-focused strategy regarding the Iranian nuclear program that has sparked a global energy crisis.
We discuss why Tehran views its nuclear program as a crucial matter of national pride and sovereignty, fiercely rejecting absolute Trump's surrender demands.
Critics argue that relying on military blockades rather than scientific expertise traps the United States in a costly, endless conflict while failing to permanently eliminate the Islamic Republic of Iran's nuclear capabilities.
24 Oct 2026
Strategic Significance of a Street in Taiz in Yemen's Civil War
In the heart of Taiz, Yemen’s embattled cultural capital, runs Gamal Abdel Nasser Street, a thoroughfare named for the Egyptian president whose troops once poured into northern Yemen to defend a fledgling republic against Saudi-backed royalists.
What does a street named for Nasser reveal about six decades of shifting alliances, ideological battles, and the grinding reality of civil war?
This episode traces the street’s origins in Nasser’s 1964 visit and Egypt’s costly intervention often called “Egypt’s Vietnam” through the republican victory that ended the Imamate, to today’s siege by the Houthi movement (Ansar Allah).
As Ansar Allah forces tighten their grip on Taiz, the last major anti-Houthi stronghold in the southern highlands, the street becomes both a living symbol of resistance and a microcosm of Yemen’s fractured present: a place where pan-Arab dreams of the 1960s collide with Iranian-backed ambitions for national dominance, Saudi defensive interests, and Egypt’s cautious realignment.
Through the history of one street, we examine why control of Taiz could mark a turning point in the renewed war, the enduring weight of Zaydi identity and republican ideals, and how a name chosen in solidarity now stands amid shortages, shelling, and the struggle for Yemen’s future.
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