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Refuting four pseudo-foundational concepts that haredi ideologues cite in defense of their refusal to do IDF service.
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The West Bank is currently defined as a secondary arena in Israel’s multi-arena campaign. Successfully addressing its challenges will help maintain this definition and prevent the area from deteriorating into a situation that Iran, Hezbollah, and Hamas would like to see.
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Time to put Israel’s economy and its society on an emergency footing.
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A complete victory in the Gaza Strip could shake Hezbollah Secretary-General Hassan Nasrallah’s confidence and demonstrate the potential consequences of conflict with Israel.
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Israel needs a formal, professional public diplomacy infrastructure in peacetime that will be prepared when crises occur.
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The law is clear – civilians lose their protection when they collaborate with Hamas and take hostages captive.
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Even if Israel had the heaviest bunker-busting bombs, it would be difficult to deliver them to the target.
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A closer look at Hamas’ five key demands in the hostage release negotiations reveals its broader aspirations for consolidating power and influence.
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We must emphasize that deradicalization is key to building sustainable peace and coexistence in Jerusalem and beyond.
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President Biden prefers to make allowances for Iran while reprimanding Israel; to spare the ayatollahs but scold Netanyahu; to let the Iranian bomb program advance but not the IDF. Dangerous times indeed.