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Pakistan

Pakistan is analyzed through its regional influence, military capabilities, nuclear status, and role in the Islamic world. From an Israeli strategic perspective, this topic explores Pakistan’s foreign policy, relations with Iran and China, and its indirect impact on Middle Eastern security. It also addresses ideological trends and global security implications relevant to Israel.

The Return of the “Camp of Stability”?

Saudi Arabia’s difficulties in Yemen have exposed the limits of its partnership with Turkey and...

The Airspace Test: How US Sanctions Exposed the Erosion of Iranian Deterrence

After Washington imposed an aviation blockade of Iran, regional governments largely chose access to the...

Israel’s American Agenda and the Order of Priorities

From the Mecca Pact and Erdoğan’s regional ambitions to Syria, Lebanon, Gaza, and Judea and...

The Sunni Axis: A New Ring of Fire Around Israel?

A developing alignment among Turkey, Pakistan, and Saudi Arabia is not a military coalition directed...

Mapping the Middle East’s Game of Camps

The multi-front war has altered the balance within and between the region’s rival camps, requiring...

The Mecca Pact: An Uncertain Alliance with Strategic Consequences

The emerging Saudi-Turkish-Pakistani alignment may prove less cohesive in practice than its mutual-defense commitments suggest....

How Qatar Became the Default Mediator Between Washington and Tehran

Doha’s role in the U.S.–Iran talks demonstrates how it converts money, political access, institutional relationships,...

Israel Strikes Gaza

Interview with Brig. Gen. Yossi Kuperwasser...

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