מאמרים
Will the IDF strike in Doha kickstart a hostage deal?
Did the strikes in Qatar move the country closer toward ending the war and bringing the hostages home, or did it push both goals further away?

Democracy
Democracy
Israel requires a thin constitution
Israel requires a thin constitution. It will allow an end to the situation where the discourse of power prevails. It would enable a balanced and respectful dialogue between branches of government
Geopolitics
Geopolitics
Getting upset with the world is not a strategy
Israel’s geopolitical reality is complicated by 4 factors that may be harnessed to the country’s advantage with careful statecraft
Swords of Iron
Swords of Iron
Genocide and the Hague
To win the battle against us in The Hague, possibly an impossible goal in that anti-Israel body, we have to be sure not to say anything they can use against us.
Swords of Iron
Swords of Iron
Returning to sites of the massacre, hard yet necessary
We should do whatever it takes! – to see the evil that so many Gazans unleashed upon us on October 7.
Swords of Iron
Swords of Iron
Acknowledge the Religious Zionist Community’s Sacrifices in the War
Since the war in the Gaza Strip began, there have been a number of fallen soldiers from the religious Zionist community. Many of them grew up in or lived in settlements in Judea and Samaria
Israel-Diaspora Relations
Israel-Diaspora Relations
Trust Me, You’d Rather Live in a Pro-Israel America
Last week, the preening populist Tucker Carlson sneered that Ben Shapiro and other pro-Israel Americans don’t “care” about America “at all” and are too “focused on a conflict in a foreign country as their own country becomes dangerously unstable.”
Geopolitics
Geopolitics
Dennis Ross: On Gaza, ‘Netanyahu’s Far-right Ministers Aren’t Living in Reality’
Ambassador Dennis Ross has played an important role in U.S. Middle East policy in recent decades, being the point man in the peace process in both the George W. Bush and Bill Clinton administrations.