Its leadership should be expelled from Qatar.
Israeli grand strategy, superpower relations, Abraham Accords, Palestinian-Israeli relations, internal security and governance
Head of the Misgav Institute for National Security & Zionist Strategy. Served as Israel’s national security advisor and head of the National Security Council between 2017 and 2021 and played a key role in negotiating the Abraham Accords. Prior to that he served for 30 years in the Israel Security Agency (the Shin Bet), heading three divisions: Counter Terrorism, Cyber Defense, and the Southern Command. Was awarded the US Department of Defense Medal for Distinguished Public Service.
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It is not possible to uproot Hamas and strip it of its military capabilities solely through air operations or limited raids.
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The Biden administration has not internalized that for Israel, the defeat of Hamas is an existential issue. It is not like America’s wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, which were conducted thousands of miles away.
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Israel must make clear to Tehran that it is determined to thwart the Axis of Resistance’s planned terror schemes, and that it will not allow its citizens to be massacred again.
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Meir Ben Sabbat: Israel cannot compromise on achieving the goals it defined for this war in full, since any failure to do so could expose Israel to an existential threat …
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Regional and international players – enemies, friends, and neutral actors – are keeping a watchful eye on developments. Their stance and conduct towards Israel will be affected by Gaza’s results. While not the sole reason, this makes it all the more evident that Israel has no alternative but to pursue the war’s goals until they are fully met.