Maj.-Gen. (ret.) Amos Yadlin

The hostages have been pushed to the margins. The most justified war in Israel’s history is now viewed globally as unjust. What was supported in 2023 is deemed immoral by 2025. 

As the world re-arms, Israel's unique edge is its proven mastery of the modern integrated battlefield, fusing traditional military power with new technologies

As Israel and Iran recalibrate their strategies in the wake of war, the war's ripple effects stretch from regional alliances to global power dynamics.

Threats are on a dangerous upward trend, while Israel’s qualitative military superiority and other traditional assets are being eroded.

It is too early to declare an end to the conflict, and it is possible that Putin will not de-escalate the tensions in the coming months, in an attempt to garner further political gains.

There’s no doubt that the Biden administration is interested in amending the agreement and strengthening it in a way that would block Iran’s path to building a bomb.

In the face of criticism which delegitimizes Israel’s right to exist as the homeland of the Jewish people, the ministry’s report is a starting point.

Instead of simply waiting for Iran to act to design a response – a strategy that willingly forfeits the initiative – Israel ought to prepare effective responses in coordination with the US.

Seven tips for how Israel can improve its position amid turbulence on the Gaza border.

Israeli leadership ought to display determined statesmanship by resolute defense of the judicial system and law enforcement, the IDF and other security organs, and other gate keepers of democracy.