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Despite hopes for a peaceful resolution, no one in Jerusalem or Tel Aviv is under any illusion. Tens of thousands of internally displaced Israelis will not return home unless security returns. Subject to decisions pending in Tehran in response to the double-targeted killings of senior Hezbollah and Hamas officials, Israel now seems on the brink … Read more
by Dr. Rafael Bardaji Let my words go, first of all, to honor the victims, civilian and military, and their loved ones, devastated by this large-scale terrorist attack carried out by Hamas. 600 dead and over 2000 wounded demand not only remembrance, but justice. The State of Israel was created to protect the Jewish people … Read more
By Jeremy Ben-Ami for The Jerusalem Strategic Tribune. Jeremy Ben-Ami is the President and Founder of J Street, a liberal American advocacy group which promotes American leadership to end the Israeli-Arab and Israeli-Palestinian conflicts. On March 29, a few hours after Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu pressed pause on his government’s plan to overhaul Israel’s judiciary, US … Read more
If Israel is to prevent Iran from constructing nuclear weapons it must first deal with the threat from the north. By Prof. Efraim Inbar, President of the Jerusalem Institute for Strategy and Security. The rocket barrages fired at Israel on Passover from Lebanon are an initiative of the pro-Iranian Axis. Although Hezbollah did not take responsibility … Read more

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  • Join Amb. Danny Ayalon, former Israeli Ambassador to the US and DmoFA; Lecturer at NYU and Col. (Ret.) Dr. Eran Lerman, VP of JISS and Lecturer at Shalem College, for a discussion surrounding the current state of affairs in Israel and the Middle East.
  • 12-minute Daily news segment focusing on worldwide policy-changing affairs, particularly the Middle East; which have direct or indirect implications on the peace of Jerusalem, Israel. (since 2009)
  • Our daily update, hosted by Jonathan Hessen, with analysis by Amir Oren, and featuring guests in-the-know representing various spheres such as military, political and intelligence amongst others.
  • 12-minute Daily news segment focusing on worldwide policy-changing affairs, particularly the Middle East; which have direct or indirect implications on the peace of Jerusalem, Israel. (since 2009)
  • When the Reagan Administration set up the Pentagon’s Central Command, in the early 1980’s, it recognised that between Europe and East Asia lies an important region, indeed central to American interests.

    Two wars against Iraq later and with an Iranian challenge hovering between war and non-kinetic confrontation, the Levant and the Persian Gulf areas are domintaed by decisions made in Washington far more than in any other world capital. It is evident in the Israeli context as well as in the Iranian, Turkish, Saudi and all others.

    Is the US-Centric structure of the Middle East a permanent fixture, or could it be changed by strategic or personal developments? Joining us for the analysis:

    Panel:

    -  Host : Jonathan Hessen : TV7 Editor in Chief and Host of TV7 Israel News

    -  Amir Oren : TV7 Editor at Large

    -  BG (Ret.) Dr. Amnon Sofrin : former Mossad Intelligence Directorate Chief

    - Col. (Ret.) Dr. Eran Lerman : VP of JISS and Lecturer at Shalem College

    -  Amb. Danny Ayalon : former Israeli Ambassador to the US and DmoFA; Lecturer at NYU

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