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The Prospects for a US-Saudi-Israel deal
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The Prospects for a US-Saudi-Israel deal

Asher Fredman
Asher Fredman

Asher Fredman on the Prospects for a US-Saudi-Israel deal: President Biden would like a grand deal whereby Israel ends the war in Gaza, leaves Hamas in power and recognizes a pathway to a Palestinian state, Hamas releases some of the hostages, Saudi Arabia normalizes ties with Israel, and Biden gets a diplomatic win, quiet and lower gas prices before the elections. A true bilateral US-Saudi defense pact, without Israel, is unlikely.

The interview took place on the I24 TV channel on May 22, 2024.

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Iranian proxy from Bahrain joins efforts to destabilize the region
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Iranian proxy from Bahrain joins efforts to destabilize the region

Dr. Yossi Mansharof
Dr. Yossi Mansharof

Dr. Yossi Mansharof: “This the first time that the whole apparatus of the Iranian proxy allies are operating together against Israel – you have the Houthis, Hezbollah, Iraqi militias and some Iran-backed militias operating in Syria and now you have the Bahraini dimension of the Iranian proxy also seemingly joining the war.”

Published in Jewish Insider, May 19, 2024. 

Iranian proxy from Bahrain joins efforts to destabilize the region
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The United States cannot stand idly

Arsen Ostrovsky
Arsen Ostrovsky

Arsen Ostrovsky: United States cannot stand idly by and Congress should unleash a hailstorm of sanctions aThegainst prosecutor Khan and the ICC for this egregious and unforgivable action.
The P.A. must also be made to understand that they cannot continue to engage in this relentless lawfare against Israel, whether at the ICC or the International Court of Justice, without consequences.

Published in JNS, May 21, 2024.

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Another egregious display in the subversion of the law
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Another egregious display in the subversion of the law

Arsen Ostrovsky
Arsen Ostrovsky

Arsen Ostrovsky: Another egregious display in the subversion of the law & unconscionable mockery of the very int’l legal framework, where South Africa is effectively acting as chief legal counsel for Hamas.

During an interview on i24 NEWS about the ICJ hearings against Israel, Misgav Senior Fellow Arsen Ostrovsky underscored the “absurdity and perversion of justice” of these hearings, which are being presided over by a demonstrably biased Judge from Lebanon, and with the involvement now also of Egypt and Turkey.

Ostrovsky called on the Biden Administration to exercise greater pressure on Egypt and Turkey, to refrain from participating in these mendacious and baseless proceedings.

17.5.2024. 

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The long road to Iran
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The long road to Iran

Col. (res.) Prof. Gabi Siboni
Col. (res.) Prof. Gabi Siboni

Prof. Col. (res.) Gabi Siboni: The large pauses of three to four months were at the behest of the Americans, who constantly pressured Israel not to press Hamas and to reach a deal with the terrorist group. Such pressure reflects Washington’s total lack of understanding of the Middle East’s brutal realities.
There should be no breaks, no interruptions in the fighting. International misunderstandings of the conflict and the Israeli War Cabinet’s mistaken willingness to accede to this pressure have led to a lack of sufficient pressure being applied to Hamas. 

Published in JNS, May 14, 2024.

The long road to Iran
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Wasting troops’ hard-fought gains, Israel is taking time it doesn’t have in Gaza
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Wasting troops’ hard-fought gains, Israel is taking time it doesn’t have in Gaza

Meir Ben Shabbat
Meir Ben Shabbat

Meir Ben Shabbat: a long fight is unavoidable given the widespread public support Hamas enjoys, and its deep roots among the population.
This is a complex challenge that demands determination and time, and includes significant challenges, like those around providing humanitarian aid to the population. as well as the need to avoid striking the hostages and to take advantage of opportunities to free them.

Published in The Times of Israel, May 10,  2024.

Wasting troops’ hard-fought gains, Israel is taking time it doesn’t have in Gaza
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U.S. decision to halt a shipment of weapons was already a "troubling signal"
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U.S. decision to halt a shipment of weapons was already a ”troubling signal”

Prof. Kobi Michael
Prof. Kobi Michael

Prof. Kobi Michael: Biden is committed to the security of Israel by supplying Iron Dome and Arrow interceptors … but not sophisticated 2,000-pound bombs that will enable to IDF to attack Hamas.

Israel is allowed to defend itself only from its ground by intercepting rockets and missiles but it is not allowed to defend itself by attacking the source and generators of terrorism in Gaza or other places?

Published in NBC NEWS, may 9, 2024. 

U.S. decision to halt a shipment of weapons was already a "troubling signal"
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