F-35s to UAE? – It’s an Amazingly Bad Idea
Is it safe to put sophisticated American weapons—such as F-35 fighter-bombers—in the hands of an Arab dictatorship—such as the United Arab Emirates?
Conceptions Come Crashing Down
Six important lessons of the Israel-UAE normalization agreement.
Hizballah’s Complicated Calculus
Israel has neither the desire nor the ability to avoid harm to the specific Lebanese component of the IRGC’s deployment in Syria.
Saving Lebanon
Utterly broke and without a functioning government, Lebanon was in the midst of a national nervous breakdown before this disaster.
100-Plus Israeli Tech Companies Work to Develop Solutions Against Corona
Edouard Cukierman, a leading Israeli investor and business academic, tells JNS about the severe challenges affecting Israeli startups and tech companies in the shadow of the global pandemic, though also notes the opportunities.
Generations of Dreams Coming True Upon Touchdown
I saw old people who lived through decades of persecution and war.
Ze’ev Jabotinsky Remembered 80 years After His Death
A follower of Zeev Jabotinsky – Benjamin Netanyahu raises a voice of moral conscious against Iran, an enemy of the world who vows to destroy the Jewish people.Â
A Unified Reminder of the Iranian Threat
Ironically, the jolt back to Israel’s pre-pandemic reality served as a refreshing break from the incessant coverage of the coronavirus, economic crisis and nationwide protests.
Time to Call Nasrallah’s Bluff
Israel needs to change the Hezbollah leader’s calculations. He won’t want and can’t afford to pay with his life or a full-blown war.
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.