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25th anniversary of the Israel-Jordan peace treaty.
Dr. Josh Krasna discusses the state of Israeli-Jordanian relations, the future of the peace treaty, and the role of the Trump administration.
Does Bahrain Expect Returns on Its Now-Public Association With Israel?
Omer Dostri: Israel-Bahrain ties are based on a common front against Iran’s hostile and subversive activities in the Middle East.
US-Iranian brinkmanship.
Prof. Efraim Inbar on US-Iranian brinkmanship.
India’s space program.
WION speaks to Missile Defense expert Dr. Uzi Rubin ahead of India’s 2nd Moon Mission.
THE QUESTION ISRAEL’S LEADERS ASK EVERY DAY: WILL TOMORROW BE TOO LATE?
General Amidror of JISS: Iran’s strategic plan is to create a deterrence barrier around Israel, stretching from Lebanon to Syria to Iraq to the Gaza Strip, in order to threaten Israel with an overwhelming and devastating strike on its homeland, should Israel attack Iran’s nuclear facilities.
The Trump Plan Partially Revealed.
An interview with Prof. Efraim Inbar.
Iran’s declaration on uranium enrichment.
Dr. Yossi Mansharof on Kan English News.
Tension between the United States and Iran.
Dr. Yossi Mansharof in an interview to “Strictly Security”.
What can URP’s interim ministers actually do?
Col. Lerman: Smotrich will have little room to maneuver, even in the security cabinet.
Kremlin says Russia-US-Israel meeting ‘very important’.
Dr. Eran Lerman, former Deputy NSC head: Meeting is Russian ‘slap’ at Iran.
Why haven’t more embassies moved to Jerusalem?
Dr. Emmanuel Navon: Most countries have too many interests in the Arab and Muslim world to make a move that is seen as hostile in those countries, and the benefits are too small.
Iranians view Trump as ‘tougher’ than Obama, but will it push them to more extreme actions?
Prof. Efraim Inbar: Trump is trying to intimidate Iran to come to the negotiating table.
