Netanyahu and Trump’s Well-Defended Goal
Despite being portrayed by journalist Barak Ravid as politicians trading blows, as statesmen, Donald Trump and Benjamin Netanyahu changed the face of the Middle East together.
Former Mossad Director: China ‘the Only Country’ that Can Bring About Agreement in Vienna
Carice Witte, founder and executive director at SIGNAL, adds: “Considering America’s growing concerns about technology and critical infrastructure, contrasted with Jerusalem’s need to carry out massive infrastructure projects over the next decade, now may be the time for Israel to develop a strategy for managing relations with Beijing.”
The Generals’ Belated Awakening
It is beginning to dawn on the Israelis that when it comes to Iran’s nuclear program, the Jewish state stands alone.
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.
Beijing’s Belt and Road Buys Influence in the Middle East
Both allies and enemies of the West have sought to maintain robust relations with Beijing.
The US’ Longer and Stronger Policy Vis a Vis Iran
Throughout the original negotiations, Iran claimed that they have a right to develop nuclear energy like any other country, and had no intent to build nuclear weapons.
China and Russia Race Ahead of America
The U.S. has been twiddling its thumbs while the Chinese and the Russians develop anti-satellite capabilities and hypersonic missiles.
Why Israel Needs a Strategy to Shape the Narrative
America and the West ignore the reality about Iran or the Palestinians or the Muslim Brotherhood because they take refuge in the fantasy that the world is shaped in their own image.
Biden Gives a Clinic on How Not to Negotiate with Iran
The administration is already floating new concessions while the Iranians are flouting international nuclear monitors. Washington has lost the game before it started, and Israel is clearly on its own.
Egypt: Past, Present, Future
The quickly planned visit of Egyptian President Anwar Sadat, the first Arab leader to visit Israel publicly, was incredibly exciting, and scary at the same time.