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A senior resignation highlights deeper ideological divides within leadership circles, particularly between isolationist and mainstream conservative approaches. Decision-making is framed as highly transactional, balancing minimal intervention with strategic pressures from advisers. At the same time, shifting geopolitical conditions are depicted as increasingly unfavora...
The argument asserts that traditional definitions of imminent threat are outdated and unsuitable for modern security challenges involving states like Iran. It highlights decades of attacks, proxy warfare, and escalating military capabilities as evidence of ongoing hostilities. The discussion emphasizes legal and strategic justifications for acting before a threat beco...
An attack in the Strait of Hormuz is portrayed as a major geopolitical turning point that threatens global energy stability and increases pressure on Iran. European states are challenged to respond firmly to protect economic and strategic interests. If Europe hesitates, regional powers such as Israel may take a more prominent role in shaping security dynamics. The evo...
This article originally appeared on JNS.org on March 15, 2026.
For the residents of northern Israel, the reality is one of constant fear. Sirens echo throughout the day. The roar of drones and missiles punctuates daily life. Families rush to shelters, childr...
A comparison between voter eligibility data and published birth statistics suggests that the Palestinian population in Judea and Samaria is lower than officially claimed. Using adult voter totals plus estimated minors yields a population of roughly 2.9 million. The argument goes further by claiming even this number may be inflated because births are overstated and dea...