Why is Iran’s birth rate plummeting?

The Palestinian Authority is just as bad as Hamas

The message: Neutralizing Iran comes befor normalization with Riyadh

Saudi Arabia offers to renew aid to PA 

Iran’s Internal Implosion and Growing Aggression

Israel on Its Tiptoes: Facing a Shifting Geopolitical Reality
The Mecca pact is just a show
Does Hamas’s new course look like the old one?...
Judea and Samaria: Israel’s Most Acute Security Threat
Robust defense readiness for Israel
A Slow but Steady Implosion
Home » In the Media » Page 19
Category:

In the Media

image_pdfimage_print
Hamas emerges as ‘ultimate spoiler’ in Gaza plan as Trump insists terror group will disarm shutterstock - Anas-Mohammed
In the Media

Hamas emerges as ‘ultimate spoiler’ in Gaza plan as Trump insists terror group will disarm

Prof. Kobi Michael
Prof. Kobi Michael

Prof. Kobi Michael: Hamas “doesn’t intend to disarm itself and never intended to.Hamas will do all the possible and creative maneuvers and manipulations in order to keep its power and influence in the Gaza Strip.

The Israel Defense Forces are the only entity that can disarm Hamas. No one besides Turkey is willing to send its troops to the International Stabilization Force in order to fight Hamas,” referring to the planned force authorized by the United Nations to oversee security and demilitarization in Gaza.

Published in Fox News, January  29, 2026.

Hamas emerges as ‘ultimate spoiler’ in Gaza plan as Trump insists terror group will disarm shutterstock - Anas-Mohammed
0 comments
0 FacebookTwitterWhatsappTelegramEmail
National Resilience and the Strategic Necessity of Disarming Hamas
In the Media

National Resilience and the Strategic Necessity of Disarming Hamas

Prof. Kobi Michael
Prof. Kobi Michael

Prof. Kobi Michael highlights the return of hostages as a monumental achievement for Israeli resilience and the fulfillment of the national ethos that ensures “no soldier is left behind”,. He also emphasizes that the complete disarmament of Hamas by the IDF is a strategic necessity to prevent the group’s reconstitution and to enable any future reconstruction plan for Gaza. 

The full interview took place on ILTV on January 26, 2026.

0 comments
0 FacebookTwitterWhatsappTelegramEmail
Hamas recruits the world to retain its power shutterstock - Anas-Mohammed
In the Media

Hamas recruits the world to retain its power

Meir Ben Shabbat
Meir Ben Shabbat

Meir Ben Shabbat: Hamas is no longer in a position where it feels its very existence is under threat; it remains the primary power in the Gaza Strip, deeply embedded in the population and in Gaza’s civilian systems. It skillfully exploits humanitarian aid and supplies entering the Strip for its own purposes.

Past vows by Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to disarm Hamas must be translated into a timetable and a clear, binding definition of what “disarmament” entails. We must show determination and complete the mission in Gaza until all the [war] objectives we defined are fully achieved.

Published in JNS, January  26, 2026.

Hamas recruits the world to retain its power shutterstock - Anas-Mohammed
0 comments
0 FacebookTwitterWhatsappTelegramEmail
לפי סעיף 27 א' לחוק זכויות יוצרים
In the Media

Trump’s Board of Peace may test power more than it delivers peace

Prof. Kobi Michael
Prof. Kobi Michael

Prof. Kobi Michael: The board could help expand the Abraham Accords, which he believes would benefit Israel. He said one of the board’s primary strategic goals is to draw countries such as Indonesia, Pakistan, and Malaysia closer to the accords while weakening their ties to China. This effort reflects close coordination behind the scenes between Trump and Netanyahu.

The board’s long-term impact is likely to be limited. However, the next few years could bring meaningful shifts in the international order if Trump succeeds in advancing the initiative while still in office. Trump has the political will to push parts of the plan through, at least in the short term.

As long as Trump is in power, he might succeed in doing some parts of the plan, although I am not sure after his term as president.

Published in allisraelnews, January  17, 2026.

לפי סעיף 27 א' לחוק זכויות יוצרים
0 comments
0 FacebookTwitterWhatsappTelegramEmail
Security Outlook: Hamas Disarmament and Iranian Regime Change
In the Media

Security Outlook: Hamas Disarmament and Iranian Regime Change

Asher Fredman
Asher Fredman

Asher Fredman expresses skepticism regarding international efforts to disarm Hamas and establish a terror-free Gaza, noting that the specific details of how oversight committees will succeed remain unclear.

He also highlights the goal of regime change in Iran fueled by severe economic instability, envisioning a future where a liberalized Iran integrates into the region through the Abraham Accords.

The full interview took place on ILTV on January 21, 2026.

0 comments
0 FacebookTwitterWhatsappTelegramEmail
Israeli Startups Deepen Commercial Links With Gulf States, Study Finds shutterstock - Amine Idrissi
In the Media

Israeli Startups Deepen Commercial Links With Gulf States, Study Finds

Asher Fredman
Asher Fredman

Asher Fredman: In the wake of Hamas’ October 7 massacre, trade continued, in some cases, to grow in 2024 and 2025, whereas in other cases it returned to 2023 levels. Sectors which have seen sustained growth include water, agri-food, cybersecurity, fintech, and defense.

Successful Gulf-Israel business relationships combine strategic priorities with genuine competitive advantages. While in Israel most deals have involved private companies and investors, in the GCC they have often included sovereign wealth funds or other entities with ties to the government. The most successful ventures, are those in which Israeli entities have shown a willingness to locate certain operations in the GCC country.

Published in TPS, January  21, 2026.

Israeli Startups Deepen Commercial Links With Gulf States, Study Finds shutterstock - Amine Idrissi
0 comments
0 FacebookTwitterWhatsappTelegramEmail
Navigating Israel’s Interests in a Chaotic Syria
In the Media

Navigating Israel’s Interests in a Chaotic Syria

Prof. Kobi Michael
Prof. Kobi Michael

Prof. Kobi Michael assesses the volatile situation in Syria, highlighting the threats to the Kurdish minority and explaining how Turkish intervention negatively impacts Israeli security interests., He further addresses Israel’s strategic position in the Golan Heights, noting that geographical distance necessitates providing support to the Kurds through diplomatic pressure and U.S. coordination rather than direct military aid.,

The full interview took place on Channel I24, on January 20, 2026.

0 comments
0 FacebookTwitterWhatsappTelegramEmail
Trump’s Vision: A New Regional Architecture and Global Hegemony
In the Media

Trump’s Vision: A New Regional Architecture and Global Hegemony

Prof. Kobi Michael
Prof. Kobi Michael

Prof. Kobi Michael analyzes President Trump’s vision for a new regional architecture, asserting that the Iranian regime must be toppled as it serves as the ultimate barrier to international stability and American hegemony.

He further argues that there is a direct connection between Iran and its proxies, emphasizing that the IDF must disarm Hamas before any international force or technocratic government can successfully operate in Gaza.

The full interview took place on ILTV on January 20, 2026.

0 comments
0 FacebookTwitterWhatsappTelegramEmail
Trump floats ‘Board of Peace’ to replace UN, signals major global power shift shutterstock - Joey Sussman
In the Media

Trump floats ‘Board of Peace’ to replace UN, signals major global power shift

Prof. Kobi Michael
Prof. Kobi Michael

claimed the proposal already signaled a break with the international order that has defined global politics for decades. The norms, international institutions and organizations and liberalism are out, and real politics, interests and power are in. Still, alliances are out, whereas allies and regional structures are in.The EU is much less important. We are talking about something which is much bigger than the Gaza Strip.

Published on Fox News on January 20, 2026.

Trump floats ‘Board of Peace’ to replace UN, signals major global power shift shutterstock - Joey Sussman
0 comments
0 FacebookTwitterWhatsappTelegramEmail
Reconstruction Without Disarmament Is a Dead End
In the Media

Reconstruction Without Disarmament Is a Dead End

Asher Fredman
Asher Fredman

Asher Fredman: Without disarmament, reconstruction can be, unfortunately, quite dangerous. I know that there are many people on the board and on the executive committee and advisors who understand this, who want to see Hamas disarmed, but because of all the details and this complex structure, it’s very unclear how that’s going to happen and how we’re going to prevent Hamas from taking over all this reconstruction material… unless and until Hamas disarms, we are only going to be heading down the path of disaster.

The full interview took place on Channel I24, on January 18, 2026.

0 comments
0 FacebookTwitterWhatsappTelegramEmail
Newer Posts
Older Posts
Skip to content