Saving Lebanon
Utterly broke and without a functioning government, Lebanon was in the midst of a national nervous breakdown before this disaster.
Why is Hezbollah Attacking Israel?
Lebanon understands that the Trump administration might be coming to an end and is trying to stop their internal threat that is Hezbollah before it is too late.
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.
Stability for our Enemies
Israel’s security community isn’t alone in its preference for stability—even at the cost of strengthening enemies.
Camp David 20 Years Later: Still Holding Onto the Oslo Delusion
The disastrous peace summit that led to a Palestinian terror war remains an object lesson in hubris and an unwillingness to accept the truth about an insoluble conflict.
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.
Bolton’s Temper Tantrum
John Bolton’s conduct, both during his White House tenure and since, shows that he has failed to accept the fact that he was an adviser, not a decision-maker.
Top 10 Reasons Israel has (so far) Survived Coronavirus
Why Israel fared better than most countries during the global pandemic, and why Israelis are likely to continue to get back to normal more quickly.
