Lt. Col. (Res.), Dr. Boaz Golany is an Emeritus Professor at the Technion, Israel Institute of Technology, where he has served in various leadership positions. He also serves as a member of the Board and as a strategic consultant to some companies and organizations.
Future wars will be shaped not only by autonomous weapons but by the data centers, semiconductor plants, computing resources, communications networks, and manufacturing capacity that sustain them. These assets will increasingly become central to both military resilience and offensive planning
The limits of Russian power are real, but so is Moscow’s ability to concentrate on the conflict it considers essential. Recognizing both realities is the starting point for a credible strategy to end the war.
Slovenia’s election may be an early sign of a broader European shift: economic pressures, migration debates, and voter anger at political elites are strengthening the right, though the implications for Israel are likely to be measured rather than transformative
