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"Tehran will not send its military into the war zone to help Hamas."

"There are good reasons to believe that Iran has decided not to enter the conflict directly."

"The likelihood of an expanded regional war... is low."

"[T]he risk of direct US involvement in the [Israel-Hamas war]... is higher than most people realize."

Despite no country wanting a regional conflict, "each country acts in such a way that exponentially increases its likelihood."

"[D]evelopments on the ground have the potential to escalate quickly, making the unthinkable [a major Middle East war] unavoidable."

The Israel-Hamas war "raises the very real risk of a catastrophic regional conflagration."

"[T]he risk of an expansion of this conflict is real, very, very real and extremely dangerous."

“Due to the expansion of the intensity of the war against Gaza’s civilian residents, expansion of the scope of the war has become inevitable.”

“Everything is in place for a cascading series of events that will culminate in Israel attacking Iran.”

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"Neither Iran nor Lebanese Hezbollah is at all likely to pursue such a course of action [a full-scale attack on Israel]."

"The fighting will remain contained between Israel and Iran, and will not persist for more than a few weeks."

"An all-out war between Israel and Iran is not inevitable, but it remains a serious risk."

"Israel & US manufactured a fake crisis with Iran that could lead to all-out war."

"There will be an all-out war between Israel and Iran and Iran will successfully disrupt flows through Strait of Hormuz."

"This [a wider Israeli war with Iran] is now more likely."

"[T]he Middle East is an inch away from an all-out war between Israel and Iran."

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A drone attack from Yemen struck the Israeli city of Eilat on Wednesday during Rosh Hashanah, injuring at least 22 people including two seriously, according to Israeli officials and emergency responders who reported the incident.</span

A drone attack from Yemen struck the Israeli city of Eilat on Wednesday during Rosh Hashanah, injuring at least 22 people including two seriously, according to Israeli officials and emergency responders who reported the incident.

Yemen's Houthi rebels announced Thursday that their military chief of staff Muhammad Abd al-Karim al-Ghamari died alongside his 13-year-old son, while Israeli officials confirmed he was killed in an August airstrike targeting senior leaders.</span

Yemen's Houthi rebels announced Thursday that their military chief of staff Muhammad Abd al-Karim al-Ghamari died alongside his 13-year-old son, while Israeli officials confirmed he was killed in an August airstrike targeting senior leaders.

The August 28 Israeli airstrike in Sanaa eliminated multiple high-ranking Houthi officials including Prime Minister Ahmed al-Rahawi and several ministers, with al-Ghamari serving as chief of staff since 2016 according to military sources.</span

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The August 28 Israeli airstrike in Sanaa eliminated multiple high-ranking Houthi officials including Prime Minister Ahmed al-Rahawi and several ministers, with al-Ghamari serving as chief of staff since 2016 according to military sources.

Al-Ghamari received training from Hezbollah operatives and Iran's Revolutionary Guard in Syria, Lebanon and Iran, and was sanctioned by both the United Nations and U.S. Treasury for his role in military operations against Yemen's neighbors.</span

Al-Ghamari received training from Hezbollah operatives and Iran's Revolutionary Guard in Syria, Lebanon and Iran, and was sanctioned by both the United Nations and U.S. Treasury for his role in military operations against Yemen's neighbors.

The Houthis announced 758 military operations using 1,835 munitions during their campaign, while Israeli forces conducted 19 strikes against Houthi targets located approximately 1,800 kilometers away in response to the attacks.</span

The Houthis announced 758 military operations using 1,835 munitions during their campaign, while Israeli forces conducted 19 strikes against Houthi targets located approximately 1,800 kilometers away in response to the attacks.

Israeli Intelligence Unit 504 launched online recruitment campaigns targeting Yemenis with paid advertisements, while observers in Sanaa warned this reflects Israeli intent to expand intelligence operations and prepare for retaliatory attacks.</span

Israeli Intelligence Unit 504 launched online recruitment campaigns targeting Yemenis with paid advertisements, while observers in Sanaa warned this reflects Israeli intent to expand intelligence operations and prepare for retaliatory attacks.

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