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The Biden administration has not internalized that for Israel, the defeat of Hamas is an existential issue. It is not like America’s wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, which were conducted thousands of miles away.
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Israel should deepen cooperation with Sudanese Transitional Sovereignty Council leader al-Burhan in order to ensure that Sudan remains in the Abraham Accords and does not move into Iran’s orbit.
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On the soft bigotry of low expectations regarding Muslim violence during their holy month.
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Israelis are not “traumatized” by October 7, but rather alert. They are not wounded babies that have to be coddled and coaxed into making “adult decisions” like embracing Palestinian statehood.
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Countering Iran’s influence across the region is a strategic imperative of the highest order for Israel and the US. Decisive action against Hezbollah and the Houthis is a crucial first step, while direct action against Iran is the only path to a prosperous and stable Middle East in the long term.
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How Israel should address the initiative to establish a Palestinian State in the West Bank and Gaza Strip.
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Israel must act swiftly to end the network’s broadcasts from Israel and the territories.
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Instead of pressuring Israel to stand down, President Biden should show determination toward his enemies. Only firmness will prevent escalation.
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Iran cannot be absolved of responsibility for the terrorist actions of its clients.
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This strategic dialogue with Egypt must be institutionalized, with very senior representation on behalf of the Israeli government, accompanied with experts on Arab culture and language.