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Long before the events of October 7, and even more so following them, there can be no legitimacy for the lack of significant and very stringent border security enforcement.
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Hamas will easily take control of a Palestinian state if it is established, and under Iran’s sponsorship will advance towards the shared goal of destroying Israel. Israel must launch an intensive and comprehensive campaign against Iran and Hamas.
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This position paper was composed in the context of discussions within the Israeli security and political echelons regarding the future of the Israeli presence in the Philadelphi Corridor.
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Key Points The proposed hostage deal for Israel is a strategic risk and a moral and ethical error. The IDF’s withdrawal from the Philadelphi corridor would allow Hamas to renew …
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Could an Israeli-Egyptian mechanism, with US involvement, effectively replace direct Israeli control? Historical precedent offers little room for optimism.
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Preservation and protection is a necessity so that something of biblical heritage remains for future generations. So that the land of the Bible is not erased by Palestinian aggression and denialism.
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Three strategies for Gaza are available to Israel’s decision-makers. However, only one strategy aligns with the expectations set by the Government with the Israeli public at the beginning of the war: A full military and governmental defeat of Hamas.
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Escalating Palestinian terrorism, surging illegal Palestinian construction in zones of strategic importance to Israel, and wildly out-of-control arson attacks must be stopped.
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The time has come to target senior Hamas officials living abroad, who currently operate with relative impunity. Israel must maintain several points of leverage against Hamas to impede its recovery.
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Refuting four pseudo-foundational concepts that haredi ideologues cite in defense of their refusal to do IDF service.