Uploaded April 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
In this week’s Israel Insider, Alex Selsky explains why Israel remains on edge despite a ceasefire with Iran.
While large-scale fighting has paused, the underlying conflict is far from resolved. Hezbollah continues attacks from Lebanon, Hamas remains a factor in Gaza, and pressure on Iran is intensifying through economic and strategic measures. Inside Israel, the sense of uncertainty has not disappeared — it has simply shifted into a new phase.
Selsky examines how the current ceasefire is being viewed within Israel, why many see it as temporary, and what signals to watch for as the situation evolves. He also breaks down the broader regional picture, including Iran’s position, the role of U.S. pressure, and how the next stage of conflict could unfold.
This episode offers a clear, on-the-ground perspective on a moment defined less by resolution than by anticipation — and the growing sense that the conflict may not be over.
Subscribe for more analysis on Israel, Iran, and the evolving dynamics of the Middle East.
In this week’s Israel Insider, Alex Selsky explains why Israel remains on edge despite a ceasefire with Iran.
While large-scale fighting has paused, the underlying conflict is far from resolved. Hezbollah continues attacks from Lebanon, Hamas remains a factor in Gaza, and pressure on Iran is intensifying through economic and strategic measures. Inside Israel, the sense of uncertainty has not disappeared — it has simply shifted into a new phase.
Selsky examines how the current ceasefire is being viewed within Israel, why many see it as temporary, and what signals to watch for as the situation evolves. He also breaks down the broader regional picture, including Iran’s position, the role of U.S. pressure, and how the next stage of conflict could unfold.
This episode offers a clear, on-the-ground perspective on a moment defined less by resolution than by anticipation — and the growing sense that the conflict may not be over.
Subscribe for more analysis on Israel, Iran, and the evolving dynamics of the Middle East.
