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An all out war might be very risky
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An all out war might be very risky

Prof. Kobi Michael
Prof. Kobi Michael

Prof. Kobi Michael: The military could manage escalation by striking Hezbollah rather than Lebanese targets.

I assume that Israel still prefers not to expand the war and to turn into all out war with Hezbollah, at least under the current circumstances when we are still busy in Gaza, and we haven’t built yet the agreement with the US. An all out war might be very risky as it could turn into a broader regional war with an active involvement of the Iranians. And here, Israel needs the US – mainly with regard to ammunition.

Published in Inews UK, July 28. 2024.

An all out war might be very risky
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Hamas’s sham deal with Fatah stinks of duplicity
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Hamas’s sham deal with Fatah stinks of duplicity

Meir Ben Shabbat
Meir Ben Shabbat

Meir Ben Shabbat: Both Fatah and Hamas made an effort to present China in a positive light. The agreement is full of holes will end like its predecessors.

Israel’s stance on such ideas and agreements should be firm and clear: Hamas is a monstrous terrorist organization and Israel will continue to pursue Hamas terrorists in every setting and in every guise in which its forces appear.

Published in JNS, July 26, 2024.

Hamas’s sham deal with Fatah stinks of duplicity
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Israel’s Parliament Heads to Recess With Many Hot Potatoes on the Agenda
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Israel’s Parliament Heads to Recess With Many Hot Potatoes on the Agenda

Dr. Adi Schwartz
Dr. Adi Schwartz

Dr. Adi Schwartz: It is not clear that a deal is possible. Such a deal might complicate Israel further. It will be very difficult for Israel to resume the war effort after several weeks of cease-fire, and all the hostages will never be released. Hamas will keep the hostages as an insurance policy.

Published in The Media Line, July 24, 2024.

Israel’s Parliament Heads to Recess With Many Hot Potatoes on the Agenda
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Islamisation of London
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Islamisation of London

Ruth Wasserman Lande
Ruth Wasserman Lande

During a recent briefing in Brussels, Ruth Wasserman Lande, a Research Fellow at the Misgav Institute for National Security, former Deputy Ambassador of Israel, and former Member of the Knesset, provided an in-depth analysis of the growing influence of radical Islamic ideologies in Western cities, with a particular focus on London.

Published in European Jewish Press, July 24, 2024.

Islamisation of London
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Israeli delegation arrives in Cairo for hostage talks
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Israel facing extremely difficult decisions in hostage deal with Hamas

Asher Fredman
Asher Fredman

Asher Fredman: Israel is facing extremely difficult dilemmas. We all want the hostages home as soon as possible, but there remain questions about the details of the proposed deal that are critical for Israel’s future security. Hamas is under military pressure, but still has more than 10,000 armed fighters in its ranks. July 17. 2024. 

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How will strike on Deif affect Hamas in Judea and Samaria?
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How will strike on Deif affect Hamas in Judea and Samaria?

Prof. Kobi Michael
Prof. Kobi Michael

Prof. Kobi Michael: It is an event with significant cognitive impact, which definitely affects Hamas members wherever they are, but Hamas is more than the sum of its parts. Hamas is a well-established, organized and determined jihadist entity that has previously endured severe losses among its key leaders and knowledge hubs. 

Published in JNS, July 16, 2024.

How will strike on Deif affect Hamas in Judea and Samaria?
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Analysis: Probing the Be’eri Attack; Israelis Want More Answers
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Analysis: Probing the Be’eri Attack; Israelis Want More Answers

Brig. Gen. (res.) Yossi Kuperwasser & Col. (res.) Dr. Hanan Shai
Brig. Gen. (res.) Yossi Kuperwasser & Col. (res.) Dr. Hanan Shai

Brig. Gen. (res.) Yossi Kuperwasser: The report leaves many questions unanswered, a comprehensive understanding requires looking at the entire military operation in and outside Kibbutz Be’eri — before, during, and after the October 7 attack.

Col. (res.) Dr. Hanan Shai: The investigation is no more than a technical investigation. It is a crystal clear and bleak picture of what happened there. But from the report, you cannot understand how it happened, what mistakes were made—nothing on the strategic level.

Published in The Media Line, July 15, 2024.

Analysis: Probing the Be’eri Attack; Israelis Want More Answers
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Israel again orders residents to evacuate areas of Gaza City it once said were cleared of Hamas
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Israel again orders residents to evacuate areas of Gaza City it once said were cleared of Hamas

Prof. Kobi Michael
Prof. Kobi Michael

Prof. Kobi Michael: Unfortunately, this is the very troubling situation that any place we are leaving, after occupying and clearing it, Hamas goes back.

While it was unlikely the Israeli military would be able to entirely eliminate Hamas’ presence in the enclave, it was possible to end the militant group’s control over Gaza.

Israel’s intensified operations in Gaza are likely to be at least in part driven by a bid to put pressure on Hamas amid negotiations for a cease-fire deal.

The interview took place on NBC NEWS on July 11, 2024.

Israel again orders residents to evacuate areas of Gaza City it once said were cleared of Hamas
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Israel-Saudi Normalization
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Israel-Saudi Normalization

Ruth Wasserman Lande & Asher Fredman
Ruth Wasserman Lande & Asher Fredman

Asher Fredman: It would be better for Israel, and for the US, to wait to advance a normalization agreement until after the US elections, whatever the outcome.

Ruth Wasserman Lande: The Saudis need to see a strong and stable Israel, one that has the upper hand with the Palestinians. And they are waiting to see who will hold the reins in the US after the elections.

The interview took place on the I24 channel on July 11, 2024.

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