Prof. Kobi Michael discusses the strategic complexity of Israel’s multi-front war, arguing that while the IDF has achieved military success in places like Lebanon, political and international restrictions have prevented …
Civil-military relations, national and internal security, Palestinian-Israeli conflict
Senior research fellow at the Institute for National Security Studies in Tel Aviv, and a visiting professor at The International Centre for Policing & Security - the University of South Wales UK. Served as deputy director general and head of the Palestinian division in the Ministry of Strategic Affairs. Has published 20 books and monographs and more than 100 academic articles and book chapters.
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Prof. Kobi Michael discusses the unbridgeable gaps in negotiations between Iran and the United States, asserting that a final agreement is unlikely due to fundamentally conflicting demands and domestic pressures.He …
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Prof Kobi Michael: The Israeli army’s goal is to increase its visibility. On the ground, there are so many demolished houses that it is hard to see far. To see, …
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Prof. Kobi Michael analyzes Israel’s strategic efforts to dismantle terror infrastructure in both Gaza and South Lebanon, emphasizing that Israel must maintain its security autonomy despite public diplomatic friction with …
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Tehran has made significant concessions, entering the negotiations militarily weakened, economically devastated, and politically fragile. It is now critical that Jerusalem help shape the outcome of the talks.
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Prof. Kobi Michael expresses skepticism regarding the success of the current 60-day negotiation period, arguing that Iran is not an honest partner and that significant gaps remain between the two …