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Israel Defence Policy

Israel’s defense policy is driven by the need to counter regional threats, including Iran, Hezbollah, and Palestinian militant groups. With advanced military technology, intelligence capabilities, and strategic alliances, Israel maintains a proactive approach to deterrence and security. The IDF’s doctrine emphasizes preemptive strikes, cyber warfare, and missile defense systems to safeguard national interests.

Time to Revise Israel’s Military Doctrine

Israel’s reliance on deterrence and early warning and its policy of containment/restraint have failed. Israel...

Is the Ceasefire With Hezbollah a Bad Idea?

An interview with Prof. Efraim Inbar...

The Need for Temporary Military Rule in Gaza

A provisional military administration in northern Gaza, coordinated with international partners, could lay the groundwork...

Between the idea and the reality: The Shadow Falling on US Policy in the Region

Since October 7, the Biden administration has talked tough on Iran and its proxies, however...

The Northern Campaign and Iran

Ending the campaign against Hezbollah while it remains in southern Lebanon would be a strategic...

Israel needs to strike the Shiite periphery from which Hezbollah recruits its fighters

An analysis of Hezbollah casualties indicates that it relies on recruitment from the Shiite periphery...

What many Westerners don’t get about the Gaza war

By standing up to Iran and its proxies, Israel prevents the Eastern Mediterranean from falling...

As Tensions Escalate in the North, Israel’s Hellenic Alignment Becomes Ever More Important,

Hassan Nasrallah's threats to broaden the scope of the war serve as a reminder of...

Israel Must Stand Firm on the Battlefield and Also the Hostage Negotiation Table

History proves that more victims of release agreements with terrorist organizations are a certainty. Therefore,...

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