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12-minute Daily news segment focusing on worldwide policy-changing affairs, particularly the Middle East; which have direct or indirect implications on the peace of Jerusalem, Israel. (since 2009)

Much like in the Persian Gulf and its bottleneck Strait of Hormuz, there is a constant rhythm of ebb and flow in the American-Iranian war, with hopes of diplomatic settlements turning into military flare-ups and vice versa. Almost two months after a ceasefire has been declared, the relationship between Washington and Tehran continues to twist and turn around further talks and yet further talks and the constantly looming threat of triggers being squeezed once again. So what exactly is the projected trajectory of the conflict? Joining us for the analysis: Panel: - Host : Jonathan Hessen : TV7 Editor in Chief and Host of TV7 Israel News - Analyst : Amir Oren : TV7 Editor at Large - Col. (Ret.) Joel Rayburn : former Senior Director of the National Security Council in Washington & Special Envoy for Syria; Founding Director of the American Center for Levant Studies - Col. (Ret.) Abbas Dahouk : former Military Advisor to the US State Deparment and Army Attache KSA

When the US and Israel set out on their campaign against the Islamic regime in Tehran, one of the stated war aims was to sever all Iranian connections to their regional proxies, with Hezbollah being the most prominent northern flank of the Galillee. This has yet to be achieved, and in the meantime, Iran has secured from the Whitehouse a linkage with Lebanon, meaning that if President Trump wants to maintain a ceasefire, he is now committed to both fronts simultaneously, which will include instructing Netanyahu to refrain from striking Hezbollah targets in Beirut. Can this policy be sustained, as the fighting goes on in Southern Lebanon and IDF soldiers continue to fall prey to kamikaze drones? Joining us for the discussion: Panel: - Host : Jonathan Hessen : TV7 Editor in Chief and Host of TV7 Israel News - Analyst : Amir Oren : TV7 Editor at Large - Mr. Hussain Abdul Hussain : FDD Research Fellow - Dr. Rafael Bardaji : former Spanish National Security Advisor and CEO of World Wide Strategy

12-minute Daily news segment focusing on worldwide policy-changing affairs, particularly the Middle East; which have direct or indirect implications on the peace of Jerusalem, Israel. (since 2009)

Our daily update, hosted by Jonathan Hessen, with analysis by Amir Oren, and featuring guests in-the-know representing various spheres such as military, political and intelligence amongst others.