My first podcast! The guys at ReConsider Political Podcast asked me to talk about Iran, Hizballah, Suleimani and Lebanon, and we spent an hour making this podcast. I hope you enjoy it.
Read MoreThe Israeli Regulation Law, Why Is It Different Than What You've Read, And What Is The Bigger Question Here
The Israeli Regulation Law, a law to appropriates land owned by Palestinians for usage of Israeli west bank settlements, was given many different interpretations, which in turn encouraged a lot of misconception. How is this bill different than what you've read, and what future circumstances can it lead to?
Read MoreThe Israeli-Palestinian impasse could be at a dangerous tipping point →
On the recent deadly Palestinian attacks in Israel. What brought us here, possible outs and possible complications. Hebrew version follows the english one. First published on the Business Insider, October 14th, 2015.
Read MoreIsraeli Elections - Unkept Promises and the Lesser Evil
The Israeli elections, scheduled for tomorrow, are quite split, though not two ways, but rather five ways. A lot of the voters will only decide at the ballots, choosing the lesser evil. In very general negative lines, the reasons people give for not voting for the different parties are: Had enough of Bibi, Herzog is too soft, Tzipi is untrustworthy, Bennett is extreme, Kachlon is a bluf, Lapid is disappointing, Arabs are for the Palestinians, Hareidi's are only for themselves, Gal-on is irrelevant, and Lieberman is corrupt.
Read MoreThe book of war between Hamas and Israel, chapter 2014.
The last month of battles in Gaza and South Israel is only a link in a chain, years long. This ongoing situation is perpetuated through several factors, and accountability lies within the Palestinians, Israel, the Arab world and the international community. While Israel and Hamas are still at the negotiating table, and have declared that the fighting has not ended yet, lessons can be learned about the elements that brought them here, and where their paths are leading.
Read MoreUS wants to give the Syrian rebels Kevlar, they want C4
The US commits to soft aid for the Syrian rebels, but is this the full extent of military support it can give, or are there other maneuvers at play here?
Read MoreSyrian Chemical Weapons of Mass Confusion
Why we are so obsessed with the slight possibility of an indefinite movement in some obscure weapons storage facilities, but could not care less about the 300 Syrians that were killed today, and how it is firmly connected to the cross Islamic war that is afoot in the Middle East.
Read MoreDifference of Perspectives
About the difference of perspectives between Israel and the US when facing the Iranian threat, and why Libya and Syria don't get the same deal.
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