Will Israel Find Itself on the Wrong Side of the ‘Changing’ World Order?
Israel must depend on no foreign power, use savvy to navigate between world powers and be both willing and able to use force when necessary to protect its sovereignty.
What Israel Must Learn from Ukraine’s War
Israelis recognize that no outside power, not even the U.S., can be relied on to guarantee survival in the face of a powerful threat.
Houthis and Hezbollah are Learning Warfighting Techniques from One Another
“Hezbollah and the Houthis are linked by a mutual sympathy of two Shi’ite organizations, each working in their arena. This cooperation is part of a system that is headed by Tehran. This is the right way to look at it,” Col. (res.) Shaul Shay tells JNS.
Unmasking Trudeau’s Lies and Trucker Truths
Israelis might want to pause from now on before poking fun at “submissive” Canadians.
Our Enemies Keep Their Focus
The “quiet” on the northern and southern fronts that Israel’s leaders point to is the result not of Israeli deterrence, as they claim, but deterrence by our enemies.
US Adversaries are Becoming South American Conquistadors
Eight years on, it’s clear that What Kerry and Obama saw as enlightened restraint, U.S. adversaries took as an invitation.
Iran: All Options on the Table
The timing of recent rhetoric throughout the Middle East is directly related to renewed nuclear negotiations with Iran.
Israel is Struggling with Incitement in Judea and Samaria
With Jerusalem unlikely to decide on the annexation of Judea and Samaria in the foreseeable future, officials appear intent on maintaining the fragile status quo.
The Iranian Weapons Triangle that Drives Tehran’s Regional Entrenchment
Israel’s campaign has stopped many advanced Iranian weapons from reaching their destinations, forcing Iran to look for new tactics – such as getting its proxies to build their own weapons.
Hamas, the Enduring Thorn in Israel’s Side
The reality in Gaza is complex due to the fact that Israel hasn’t truly disengaged from the coastal enclave.