In the past week, Israeli fighter jets boldly traversed Lebanese airspace in broad daylight, demonstrating their unwavering confidence, and launched precise strikes on Syrian and Iranian targets in the border region shared by Lebanon and Syria. Over the weekend, Israel employed a drone to neutralize a Hamas outpost that overlooked its territory. This action was a clear message in response to the ongoing disturbances orchestrated by Hamas and the Palestinian Islamic Jihad. Today, Israeli defense company Elbit secured a substantial $95 million contract to provide their cutting-edge fully autonomous loitering munitions to an undisclosed European nation.

19 September 2023

Read more: Israel Needs More Self-Worth And Less People-Pleasing For Regional Peace

The recent unsealing of the cabinet meeting minutes concerning the Oslo Accords illuminates the precarious intricacies that have long defined the initiative’s impact on Israel's political and security landscape. Now, three decades after the Accords were formalized, these once-confidential records provide invaluable insights into the internal decision-making process and its far-reaching consequences. These documents are not merely a treasure trove for scholars and historians; they constitute crucial reading material for Israeli citizens and the global Jewish community, given their revelatory nature concerning the trajectory of Israel’s geopolitical stance.

04 September 2023

Read more: Unsealed Oslo Accords Minutes: Israel's Cautionary Tale of Political Folly

As the Saudi-Israeli normalization process continues to seize global attention as one of the most significant peace initiatives of the 21st century, there's a parallel narrative that's equally compelling but conspicuously less reported. Recent revelations suggest that Saudi Arabia may have specific conditions attached to Palestinian concessions.

03 September 2023

Read more: MBS's Single Condition For Abbas Just Might Be Too Much To Ask For

Israel is surrounded by an abundance of countries that share much in common with their not-so-beloved neighbor: language, cuisine, religion, and much more. However, there is one trait most of these countries share, which Israel hasn't experienced in many decades: financial instability.

27 August 2023

Read more: Israel's Financial Stability: A Once-in-a-Lifetime Offer for Hostile Neighbors

Every week, thousands of Israeli cars enter and exit Palestinian Authority-controlled cities such as Jenin, Nablus, and Ramallah for reasons ranging from affordable shopping to higher education and family visits. These cars, while having Israeli license plates and carrying Israeli citizens, are differentiated by one aspect: the religion of their passengers. A concerning form of apartheid is emerging, where Muslims, Druze, and Christians are welcomed into Palestinian territories, while Jews enter at their peril.

20 August 2023

Read more: The Bloody Apartheid Against Jews in Palestinian Territories