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When all criticism looks like hostility, both sides lose to their extremes - opinion
Israel must distinguish between legitimate criticism and campaigns aimed at denying its legitimacy – and its serious critics have a responsibility to make the same distinction
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The Likud primary: Trolling as a way to gain support – opinion
INSS: Israel must strike new balance in US-China CHIPS tech war
The current IDF intel official and the hi-tech deputy CEO discuss their next moves.
Internal Israeli politics could harm US ties, security interests - INSS
There are multiple negative headwinds that Israel will need to cope with in its relations with Washington going forward that could alter bipartisan support.
Israel's readiness to attack Iran's nuclear sites improved - IDF chief
“The Iranian vision to establish a second Hezbollah in Syria has been disrupted,” IDF Chief of Staff Lt.-Gen. Aviv Kohavi said.
Iran to reach 90% enriched uranium, weighed World Cup terrorism - IDF intel chief
IDF Intelligence Chief Maj.-Gen. Aharon Haliva that Iran recently weighed initiating a terror attack at the current World Cup soccer tournament.
Ex-IDF intel. chief: It's getting harder and harder to stop Iran
Former Mossad official: How will we stop Iranian nukes if JCPOA talks fail?
Ex-IDF intel chief reveals more details on Israel's role in Soleimani killing
"The Americans’ view of him was radically altered after they saw the intelligence from us and the level of danger he [continued to] present to Americans," former IDF intel. chief Tamir Heyman said.
Former IDF intelligence chief Tamir Hayman appointed INSS director
Hayman's military experience, specifically in research and intelligence, will help increase the INSS' influence in shaping future Israeli security policy, the institute said.
Could Iran do a nuke test with existing 60% enriched uranium? - analysis
“A common fallacy is Iran would require 90% HEU, more commonly called weapon-grade uranium, to build nuclear explosives," said the president of the Institute for Science and International Security .
Meir Ben Shabbat to ‘Post’: Moderate Sunni Arabs see nuke deal as US bowing to Iran
Russia's invasion of Ukraine has increased Iran's desire for nuclear weapons.
Israel offered Lebanese army assistance four times last year - Gantz
Ex-IDF intel chief Amos Yadlin: Iran nuclear deal should lead to an Israeli-Arab defense deal.
