Tag: Hamas

Digital screen showing an Israeli flag with a red "X" through it and ISNAD branding for cyber warfare.

ISNAD’s Shift From Wartime Propaganda to Long-Term Social Warfare

The ISNAD network has shifted from wartime agitation to long‑term influence operations, using fake Hebrew accounts to erode Israeli social cohesion. Its new “sociological warfare” strategy promotes polarization, distrust, and emigration. With tighter organization and ideological volunteers, ISNAD offers a replicable model of civilian‑style interference that democracies are still struggling to counter.

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A young boy sitting on a dirt mound in the foreground, looking toward a large grid of open rectangular burial plots made of concrete blocks, where bodies wrapped in white shrouds are being placed by a man wearing a mask and a teal hoodie.

Gaza’s Demilitarization Trap: Why Disarmament Spells Erasure

The ceasefire may have paused the bombing, but it has not paused the machinery of dispossession. With more than 71,600 Palestinians killed and a humanitarian system collapsing under blockade, Washington and Tel Aviv have made reconstruction conditional on one thing: disarmament. For Palestinians, this is not a peace plan — it is a demand to surrender the last remaining instrument of political agency.

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A composite image featuring Recep Tayyip Erdoğan in a dark coat, standing in front of a cracked stone background that displays the Turkish flag on the left and the Israeli flag on the right.

Ankara’s Legal War on Israel Reshapes the Region

Turkey is no longer treating its dispute with Israel as a diplomatic quarrel. It has transformed the relationship into a multi‑front legal, economic, and institutional confrontation designed to outlast the Gaza war and reshape regional norms. What began as political outrage has evolved into a sustained strategy of prosecution, isolation, and norm‑setting — a shift far more consequential than the Mavi Marmara rupture of 2010.

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The Silent Front: How the Middle East Conflict Has Metastasized in Europe

The European security landscape has transformed dramatically since October 2023, with a new, less visible front emerging within the EU. As attention is focused on the conflicts in Gaza and Lebanon, intelligence assessments reveal that Europe has become a logistical and operational theater for terrorist organizations. This shift signifies a hybrid threat infrastructure, blurring the lines between political activism, illicit finance, and paramilitary planning. Security services in Western Europe are increasingly alarmed by a “shadow war,” where charitable networks and student movements may unwittingly support groups like Hamas in establishing their presence in the West.

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The Trump Plan Legitimized: UNSC Resolution 2803 and the Partitioning of Gaza

The geopolitical landscape of the Levant underwent a significant shift in late 2025 with the UN Security Council adopting Resolution 2803, which endorses the US strategy for post-war governance of the Gaza Strip. The resolution, passed with 13 votes in favor and abstentions from Russia and China, provides legal support for the “Trump Plan.” It mandates the establishment of a transitional administration and an international security framework, marking the start of a new phase in the conflict characterized by disarmament mandates, territorial divisions, and internal Palestinian discord.

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