Analysis
Thursday, April 10th 2025
Pamela Paresky and Dan Schueftan Quillette, Apr. 2, 2025 “Hamas believed it could win—not because it was stronger, but because Gaza had become the most fortified place in history. Fortified not just with missiles and tunnels, but with CNN, The New York Times, the BBC, the courts in The Hague, Amnesty International—every institution dominated by the autocratic, dictatorial, […]
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Wednesday, April 9th 2025
Dario Sabagh The New Arab, Apr. 7, 2025 “Despite tough rhetoric, both sides will want to engage and reach an agreement. But their positions on key issues remain far apart, making it difficult.” US President Donald Trump is looking to revive talks with Iran to secure a nuclear deal that would dissuade Tehran from potentially developing nuclear […]
Amira El-Fekki Newsweek, Apr. 8, 2025 “Tehran has been escalating its nuclear activities, with the International Atomic Energy Agency warning that Iran’s recent enrichment levels are nearing bomb-grade — much higher than is needed for most power generating reactors.” The United States and Iran are preparing for talks on Tehran’s nuclear program in Oman to avert a […]
Seth J. Frantzman Jerusalem Post, Apr. 7, 2025 “This is a state within a state of more than 100,000 men who are veterans of the war on ISIS.” A report from Reuters on April 7 indicates that the Iranian-backed militias in Iraq could disarm due to their fear of the Trump administration. This is a significant development. […]
Danny Zaken Israel Hayom, Apr. 9, 2025 “… the gaps appear smaller on the issue of Iran’s nuclear program and uranium enrichment – the central issue of the talks.” Three days before the scheduled start of talks between the Iranian regime and representatives of US President Donald Trump in Oman, the gaps between the two sides regarding […]
Tuesday, April 8th 2025
Ariel Bulshtein Israel Hayom, Apr. 4, 2025 “It didn’t end with projecting the PLO flag on the government building in Sarajevo. With us in Banja Luka, and throughout Republika Srpska, such a thing could not happen. Support for Israel is absolute.” When Milorad Dodik, the president of Republika Srpska, left the home of the Bachar […]
Zvi Hauser Israel Hayom, Apr. 2, 2025 “This cluster of countries has a strategic interest in aligning with the new US administration as much as possible and harmonizing their geopolitical worldview accordingly.” Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu should use his expected trip to Budapest on Wednesday to secure one specific, meaningful, and historic achievement: Hungarian recognition […]
Dr. Fiamma Nirenstein Jerusalem Center for Security and Foreign Affairs, Apr. 6, 2025 “… only Orbán and the United States have fully stepped outside the U.N.-driven institutional onslaught against Israel.” In the face of Israel’s war—a response forced upon it by Hamas’s brutal assault aimed at the nation’s destruction—there is a disturbing tendency to forget […]
Alex Traiman JNS, Apr. 6, 2025 “We need international structures, but international structures which are not biased or based on woke ideology, but which are neutral.” Hungary is quickly turning into Israel’s most important ally, and one of the most consequential countries in Europe. The Eastern European nation is home to Israel’s third-largest Jewish community […]
Monday, April 7th 2025
Herb Keinon Jerusalem Post, Apr. 6, 2025 “And a new issue, less prominent in previous meetings but one that has suddenly moved to the forefront – especially given Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan’s increasingly bellicose rhetoric toward Israel (last week he said he hoped Allah would destroy Israel) – is the matter of Israeli-Turkish relations.” […]
Monday, April 7th 2025 / Monday, April 7th 2025
Alex Traiman JNS, Apr. 6, 2025 “Not only was Netanyahu the first world leader to meet U.S. President Donald Trump in the White House, barely two weeks after his second inauguration in early February, he will now be the first leader to meet Trump twice.” On short notice last week, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu […]
Amir Taheri Gatestone, Apr. 6, 2025 “Tehran’s aim is either to derail the whole thing and blame Trump, or go into slow-motion mode in the hope that the US mid-term elections might puncture the Trump balloon.” After a three-year break, a serial that started almost 50 years ago is expected to return to world screens […]
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