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The goal? To instill a deep resentment toward core societal values and lead a generation of young people to dismantle their own nation’s foundations from within—all without firing a single shot.
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From France to America, hatred of Israel is eroding the West, birthing a swell of anti-civilizational contempt wearing a keffiyeh that goes far beyond Israel.
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Trump’s message in response to the electoral setback, which has been linked to the war with Iran, captures the essence of historic leadership: “You have no choice. You have to do it. You cannot allow Iran to acquire nuclear weapons, or everything we have here may cease to exist.” This is why the mission must be completed.
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Comparing the Costs of American Security Partnerships.
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American involvement in Israeli politics is not new. Successive administrations have sought to influence Israel’s leadership and strategic direction. Trump’s intervention, however, appears to go further by combining an explicit endorsement of a particular leader with a warning about the potential security consequences of voting against him.
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Crushing the Palestinians’ Hope of Imposing Their Will on Israel Is the First Condition for Resolving the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict.
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Strategic Insights, Lessons Learnt, and Implications for Israel.
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The October 7 attack gave the Palestinians something they had never had before: A sense of capability – to destroy Israel. As long as they believe another such attack on Israel is possible, they will never stop dreaming of it and preparing for the right moment. That is why Israel must achieve every objective it has set for itself and completely dismantle Hamas.
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The heroism in the skies above Saudi Arabia stands as a metaphor for three years of war. Israelis are mature and resilient – not enfeebled, immobilized, or confused. They are reenergized patriotically, determined to defeat all enemies and rebuild Israel more magnificently than ever. They will not brook global contempt.
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Israel’s enemies have learned to respect not only its military superiority, but also the resilience of its home front and the way Israeli society comes together in the face of an existential threat. The fundamental change we hope to see in Iran will come only when the ayatollah regime reaches the end of the road. Without that, everything achieved so far could prove temporary.