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This article was originally published in Maariv on July 22, 2026.
While Israel is investing tens of millions of dollars in an effort to influence public opinion in the United States, it is worth pausing to ask what cognitive influence actually is and why those who speak about it most often are usually the least capable of creating it.
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The argument emphasizes July 24, 1922 as a foundational milestone in Israel’s history due to the League of Nations’ approval of the Mandate for Palestine. It contends that this decision established international recognition of the Jewish people’s historical connection to the land decades before Israel’s declaration of independence. It also argues that later developmen...
Hamas has shifted its organizational center of gravity to Turkey, reversing a years-long trend of scaling back its presence there, according to a July 9 report from the London-based newspaper Asharq Al-Awsat, citing Hamas sources. Hamas’s recent meetings, organizational operations, and public statements all point to Turkey playing a central role in its activities.
The central argument is that repeated diplomatic efforts fail because each side is believed to approach negotiations with different objectives and expectations. One side is depicted as prioritizing strategic advantage over final settlements while using prolonged talks to strengthen its position. The discussion also argues that perceptions of hesitation encourage conti...
The issuance of General License X followed by its swift replacement with General License X1 illustrates how abrupt sanctions policy changes can create widespread uncertainty for businesses, financial institutions, and international partners. The analysis argues that this inconsistency weakens the credibility of sanctions as a strategic foreign policy tool by discourag...