Toll-free Iran?
Deal Brewing to Open Hormuz as Iran Demands 'Fees'
Oman and Iran are negotiating a framework to reopen the Strait of Hormuz with designated shipping lanes for Gulf transit. While Tehran claims it will levy "service fees" for security and maintenance, U.S. officials maintain no Iranian permits or transit tolls will be required.
04.08.26
Adam Mikhalashvili
Armed, waiting
Hegseth: US Readiness Highest Since WWII
03.08.26
C14 Desk
Two-faced Tehran
Trump Blasts Iran as 'Hypocritical' Over Secret Talks
03.08.26
Eliyahu Amar
Map trap
Criticism of Gaza Deal: "Stop the Outline Immediately"
03.08.26
C14 Desk
Sunni vs Shia
Former IDF Intel Commander: Israel Should Join Gulf Union
03.08.26
C14 Desk
Untrustworthy foes
Iran Rebuffs Trump, Says They Only Talk to Oman
The Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman denies President Donald Trump's statement on resuming talks; Tehran clarifies that the Strait of Hormuz will not reopen as long as the U.S. blockade continues and claims they are working with Oman on a temporary route only.
03.08.26
C14 Desk
Warmongers
Iran Planned Proxy Escalation During Ceasefire
02.08.26
C14 Desk
Trump Folded?
Iran Mocks Trump’s Strike U-Turn, Denies Asking for Deal
02.08.26
Adam Mikhalashvili
Peace Offered?
Dahlan: Gaza Factions Accept 15-Point Peace Roadmap
02.08.26
Adam Mikhalashvili
Justice Served
IDF Eliminated Hamas Terrorist Who Invaded Nir Oz on Oct. 7
02.08.26
Rivka Sorek