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Saudi Arabia isn’t playing both sides anymore.
They’ve made it clear where they stand.
As long as Iran is under pressure or facing threats, there’s no question of normal ties with Israel. Simple as that.
This matters because the US has been pushing for a Saudi–Israel deal for a long time. Right now, that idea looks dead.
The situation with Iran has changed the whole mood in the region. Trust is gone. Everything feels tense.
It’s not a threat written on paper, but the message is obvious.
Any move toward war just makes things worse.
The Middle East feels like it’s sitting on a fault line.
One wrong move and it won’t stay local.
Watching closely. Nothing feels stable here.
#Geopolitics #MiddleEast #SaudiArabia #iran #Israel

$BTR $STABLE $AVAAI President Putin has sent a clear warning to Iran: Russia will not send its military to defend Iran if tensions with the U.S. escalate in the region. This comes at a time when global eyes are on the Middle East, and the risk of conflict is rising fast.For years, Iran may have counted on Russian support as a security buffer. But now, Putin is drawing a line. Analysts say this signals that Russia is prioritizing its own economic stability and war fatigue from Ukraine over Middle East commitments. Iran will have to reassess its strategy and alliances if it wants to face the U.S. alone.💣 Why it matters:Iran loses a key military backer.Any U.S.-Iran confrontation could escalate without Russia stepping in, increasing risk for Gulf nations.Global powers may scramble to re-negotiate alliances as tensions rise.This is a major geopolitical shift. For Iran, it’s a stark reminder: it cannot rely on outside military protection indefinitely. The stakes for the next few weeks are extremely high.#Israel #TrendingTopic #war

Fresh violence has erupted in the Gaza Strip, with at least 32 Palestinians killed in a wave of Israeli air strikes on Saturday, according to local rescue officials 🇵🇸⚠️

📍 What Happened

✈️ Multiple Israeli air strikes reported across Gaza, including Khan Younis, Rafah, and Gaza City

👶👩 Women and children were among the victims, Gaza’s civil defence agency says

⛺ One strike reportedly hit a tent sheltering displaced families in Khan Younis

🏠 Residential apartments, shelters, tents, and even a police station were struck

Palestinians described the attacks as the heaviest since the second phase of the ceasefire came into effect earlier this month 📉🕊️

🪖 Israel’s Response

The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) confirmed carrying out the strikes, saying they were in response to a Hamas violation of the ceasefire on Friday.

According to the IDF:

🕳️ Fighters were identified exiting underground infrastructure in eastern Rafah

🎯 Targets included Hamas commanders, weapons storage facilities, manufacturing sites, and launch areas

🗣️ Hamas & Local Reaction

Hamas condemned the strikes, calling them “ongoing violations” of the ceasefire

🧨 It accused Israel of continuing a brutal war against Gaza

😢 In one family alone, seven displaced relatives were reportedly killed in Khan Younis

At Gaza City’s Shifa Hospital, officials said:

🏠 An apartment strike killed three children and two women

💔 Relatives described scenes of devastation and grief

🌍 International Response

🇪🇬 Egypt condemned the strikes and urged maximum restraint

🇶🇦 Qatar, a key ceasefire mediator, denounced what it called repeated violations

🚧 The strikes come just before the planned reopening of the Rafah border crossing with Egypt

📊 Bigger Picture

⚔️ The war began after the Hamas-led attack on Israel on Oct 7, 2023

🇮🇱 About 1,200 Israelis killed and 251 taken hostage

🇵🇸 More than 71,660 Palestinians killed since then, according to Gaza’s health ministry

🕊️ At least 509 Palestinians killed since the ceasefire began in October 2025

The death toll figures are widely cited by the UN and international human rights groups, though Israel has previously disputed some counts.

📌 Bottom Line:
🕊️ A fragile ceasefire is once again under severe strain
💥 Civilians continue to pay the highest price
🌍 Global pressure is mounting to prevent further escalation

💔 Gaza remains caught between diplomacy and devastation.
$ENSO

What happened?
On April 1, 2024, Iran attacked Israel directly for the first time in its history, using drones and missiles. This was retaliation for an earlier attack on the Iranian consulate in Damascus, where senior commanders of Iran's Revolutionary Guard were killed. Although Israel did not officially acknowledge the attack, it is widely assumed that it was involved.
Why are they enemies?
The relationship between these countries was not always hostile. Until the 1979 Islamic Revolution in Iran, the two were allies. However, following the rise of the new Iranian regime, opposition to Israel became a central pillar of its ideology. Iran does not recognize Israel's existence and seeks its destruction, while Israel views Iran as an existential threat, in part due to its nuclear program and its support for groups such as Hezbollah and Hamas.