Stability for our Enemies
Israel’s security community isn’t alone in its preference for stability—even at the cost of strengthening enemies.
Natanz Blast Rocks Iran on Many Levels
Iran’s public accusation of Israel as being behind the Natanz incident necessitates, at the very least, raising the alert level in the north.
Following COVID-19, Right Over the Green Line
Tracing coronavirus infection routes demonstrates that the 1949 armistice lines, which many in Israel and abroad view as some sort of official boundary, don’t exist in actuality.
Prevent an Arab State of Palestine? Embrace the Idea
In the past, multiple times having done so, we have seen the Palestinian Arabs refuse, reject and back away from such negotiations.
Pompeo’s Offer to Lebanon: Break Free from Iran and we’ll Revive your Economy
Pompeo elaborated saying that Beirut must operate in a manner that is not “beholden to” the Iranian terrorist proxy group Hezbollah
Defense Experts Sound Alarm on ‘Critical Shortfall’ of US Weapons Stockpile in Israel
A new report from JINSA found that the U.S. stockpile is falling “dangerously short of meeting its stated purpose to support Israel’s efforts” as threats from Iran and Hezbollah intensify.
Israel is Not Prepared for the Next War
As tensions with Iran and Hezbollah rise and a massive rocket assault becomes a question of when and not if, we must look with an open mind at the country’s level of readiness for conflict; listening to experts’ warnings could save many billions of dollars and many lives
Hezbollah is on the Ropes
With Hezbollah on the back foot due to the coronavirus and Lebanon’s economic crisis, the last thing Israel should do now is let up its pressure on the Shi’ite terrorist organization.
The Final Days of the Iran Nuclear Deal
In light of Russia’s opposition to extending the arms embargo on Iran, which expires on October 23, the only way forward is to cancel the JCPOA entirely by triggering “snapback” sanctions, which no side can veto.
British Jews are too Eager to Embrace Starmer’s Still Dubious Labour Party
Although he has rid his shadow ministerial team of most of Jeremy Corbyn’s far-left faction, he has still appointed some Labour MPs with backgrounds of deeply problematic views about Israel and the Jewish people.