Prof. Kobi Michael: Netanyahu’s continued tenure meant war would return soon. The winter is coming, which means the attacking U.S. knocking on the door. It’s a matter of time but …
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 describes the relationship with Republika Srpska as “warm and pragmatic,” while identifying Serbia as Israel’s most important military, industrial and economic partner in the Balkans. From this …
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Prof. Kobi Michael: The war following the Oct. 7 attacks had made the issue more sensitive, as pressure on Israel’s regular and reserve forces continued. Conscripting Haredi men, could help …
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Prof. Kobi Michael analyzes Saudi Arabia’s strategic struggle to counter escalating Houthi attacks on its critical infrastructure and international airports despite its massive military budget.He attributes this incapacity to Saudi …
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Prof. Kobi Michael argues that Israel must rely on its own defense capabilities rather than individual political figures like Donald Trump or Benjamin Netanyahu, warning that US political interference and …
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Prof. Kobi Michael discusses the rising Jewish violence and terrorism in the West Bank, arguing that the primary reason security forces fail to stop it is a lack of political …