'Israel’s Moment': The birth of Israel wasn't preordained - review
There was nothing inevitable about the emergence of the Jewish state.
PGM: Iran's greatest threat to Israel after nuclear program - opinion
It is by now well established that most of those incidents in Syria are Israeli strikes targeting Iranian personnel or the transfer of precision-guided munitions, PGMs.
Sheikh Jarrah is the latest ‘single point of failure’ fiction - opinion
This is certainly not the first time that the “single point of failure” narrative has been wielded to explain a campaign of organized Palestinian or Arab-Israeli violence.
Palestinians part of intl. system despite rejecting every peace plan
Most Israelis, including the prime minister, seek a negotiated end to the conflict, with an end to all claims. This is the outcome to which both sides committed in the Oslo Accords.
Corona crisis, Israel’s unity government, and Israeli national security
The US exit from the flawed 2015 nuclear agreement has prompted Iran to test the patience of the international community.
Coronavirus crisis and its future influence on Israel-China-US relations
With this in mind, China has invested considerably in Israeli start-ups, academic collaboration and research and development.
Israel, US will handle Iranian challenge in their own ways
Iran has crossed the threshold on low-enriched uranium, shortening significantly the time to produce enough fissile material for a nuclear device.
Comment: In the long term, China is not alliance material for Israel
Predictions of a new special relationship that supplants that of Israel and the United States are very premature.
Gaza: la guerre dont personne ne veut...
Un an après l’opération Bordure protectrice, ni Israël ni le Hamas n’ont intérêt à une reprise des hostilités. Mais tout n’est pas entre leurs mains
The next Gaza war that nobody wants
Israel would rather keep its powder dry for more serious threats, including Hezbollah to its north, Islamic State in Syria, and possibly even Iran.