Geopolitics
The battle for the ordinary soldier – a new phase in Israel’s legal war
New Subjects in the Field
Big problems require great leaps of creativity
Trump’s outlandish Gaza plan may spare Middle East from past mistakes
The Hamas prisoner release is a justification for death penalty for terrorists
The clear and urgent need for Evangelical trips to Israel
A Hostage Deal Means a Chance for Israel to Heal
Post-Assad Syria: The end of Baathism and the rise of Islamism
Katz-Halevi clash weakens Israel’s security
How Israel should respond to the Houthis: Make them fear us more than we fear them
Researchers Team

Yaakov Katz
Bio
Focus Areas and Research
Articles by Yaakov Katz

Prof. Gil Troy
Bio
A Distinguished Scholar in North American History at McGill University currently living in Jerusalem, Gil Troy is an award-winning American presidential historian and a leading Zionist activist. He is, the editor of the new three-volume set, “Theodor Herzl: Zionist Writings,” the inaugural publication of The Library of the Jewish People. Two years ago he co-authored with Natan Sharansky Never Alone: Prison, Politics and My People, was published by PublicAffairs of Hachette. Recently designated one of Algemeiner's J-100, one of the top 100 people "positively influencing Jewish life,".
Focus Areas and Research
Articles by Prof. Gil Troy

Dr. Shuki Friedman
Bio
Focus Areas and Research
Articles by Dr. Shuki Friedman

Dr. Dov Maimon
Bio
Focus Areas and Research
Articles by Dr. Dov Maimon

Shmuel Rosner
Bio
Shmuel Rosner is a researcher, editor and columnist. He is the editor of the "THE MADAD" project, for politics, society, identity and culture in Israel and serves as a television commentator for Kan News.
Rosner was the editor-in-chief of the non-fiction books in Kinneret-Zamora-Dvir from 2009 to 2021. He was a columnist for the New York Times newspaper from 2012 to 202. He was the head of the news department at Haaretz (1996 to 2008). He is a sought-after lecturer on Israeli politics, security, and policy; the state of the Jewish people; American history, politics, and policy.