Classrooms Before Missiles

The only way for Israel to ensure and expand its qualitative edge over its enemies is to invest in education.
Will Turkey Invade Northern Syria Again?

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, in a speech given at a Turkish military exercise on June 9, gave the latest of a series of hints pointing to a possible upcoming Turkish military operation in northern Syria.
U.S., Israel, and Russia Focus on Syria

Syria is in the crosshairs of renewed focus. This takes place in the context of Russia’s conflict in Ukraine and Russia-US tensions, as well as Israel-Iran tensions.
‘If Syria Continues to Let Iranian Weapon Planes Land, Risks Losing Airport’

Maj. (res.) Tal Beeri of the Alma Center tells JNS that “the attacking party” behind a series of reported strikes on Damascus is sending a clear message to the Bashar Assad regime.
Who was the Assassinated Revolutionary Guards Figure Sayyad Khodaei?

The international media parrots the Iranian line while ignoring Israel’s information that Khodaei was planning terror attacks
Turkey’s Secret Prisons in Syria

Nadia Hassan Suleiman remembers well the day she was arrested. It was in the city of Afrin, northwest Syria, in June 2018.
Bennett reverses Netanyahu’s policy of propping up Assad in Syria

The plan was premised on the notion that international acceptance of Assad’s victory in the civil war would result in an agreement with world powers that he would rid Syria of Iranian forces.
Ukraine’s Lessons for Israel

Israel’s government must learn from the Ukrainians: States that wait for green lights from the West to defend themselves will not survive.
Killing President Sadat Again

With turmoil in the Middle East, and specifically threats from Iran and its proxies in Syria, Lebanon, Yemen, and Gaza, this week’s anniversary of the signing of the 1979 Camp David peace treaty between Israel and Egypt is something to look back on and celebrate.
Nixon’s Grandson Rewrites Israel’s History

Christopher Nixon Cox appears to have a six-day gap in his historical memory.