Disarmament is unlikely as long as Israel maintains a presence along the Yellow Line and continues targeting Hamas’ military and security structures ahead of national elections.
Disarmament is unlikely as long as Israel maintains a presence along the Yellow Line and continues targeting Hamas’ military and security structures ahead of national elections.
The Lebanese group’s capacity is depleted, but it can still raise the cost of war for Israel.
ACLED map illustrates key conflict events and spatial patterns between Houthi forces and Saudi Arabia over a four-week period, tracking attacks on energy infrastructure, maritime shipping, and aviation hubs.
ACLED's Middle East Research Manager comments on the newest Houthi attacks.
Disarmament is unlikely as long as Israel maintains a presence along the Yellow Line and continues targeting Hamas’ military and security structures ahead of national elections.
The Lebanese group’s capacity is depleted, but it can still raise the cost of war for Israel.
ACLED map illustrates key conflict events and spatial patterns between Houthi forces and Saudi Arabia over a four-week period, tracking attacks on energy infrastructure, maritime shipping, and aviation hubs.
ACLED's Middle East Research Manager comments on the newest Houthi attacks.
ACLED’s Middle East Assistant Research Manager, Nasser Khdour, comments on the challenges facing the proposed Hamas disarmament agreement.
Since the conflict broke out in February, Iran has targeted non-military infrastructure in the Gulf states, posing an ongoing threat to the region’s stability.
ACLED’s Middle East Assistant Research Manager, Nasser Khdour, comments on the record surge in settler-related violence and the growing role of armed settlers in the West Bank.
ACLED’s Middle East Research Manager, Sherwan Hindreen Ali, comments on the group's latest Red Sea attack and the window left for de-escalation.
ACLED’s Middle East Assistant Research Manager Nasser Khdour comments on whether limited Israeli withdrawals and Hezbollah's disarmament can move from agreement to implementation.
ACLED’s Middle East Research Manager Sherwan Hindreen Ali comments on recent Yemen-Saudi tensions after years of hiatus