Nothing can really prevent both Israel and Hezbollah from going to war if they want to, even if it would trigger a catastrophic, regional conflict. Counterintuitive as it sounds, there is still an off-ramp that could still enable both sides to deescalate

The laws, which the Knesset enacted in March, let terror victims and their families to sue for damages from the Palestinian Authority, however the petition claims the laws are 'unconstitutional' and will lead to the PA's 'economic collapse'

Netanyahu's lawyer requested a delay until March 2025 to start defense testimony due to the Gaza war and the scope of cases. However, the judges emphasized the public interest in proceeding quickly

The Airfence system, produced by a Finnish company, was purchased by the Shin Bet after it evaluated a number of different options, both Israeli and foreign. A report on the matter said that 'startup companies provide better answers than large/defense industries'

The Mayor of Ariel blockaded the access road claiming he is helping the security of settlers, but a security source recommends the mayor 'let the army and the defense establishment deal with creating security'

The Houthis' recent threat to attack Saudi Arabia risks Iran's entire regional strategy, and makes a military alliance between Riyadh and Washington much more urgent. It also threatens to rekindle the war in Yemen