The world is watching the U.S. vote
Dr. Eran Lerman: The Trump administration has positioned itself on a whole range of major issues where the vast majority of Israelis want to be.
On Israel-Qatar Relations: Warming But No Peace YetOn Israel-Qatar Relations: Warming But No Peace Yet
Interview with Dr. Joshua Krasna
On the dispute between Erdogan and Macron regarding Nagorno Karabakh
Interview with Dr. Hay Eytan Cohen Yanarocak
US election results could trigger Hezbollah
Prof. Efraim Inbar: Hezbollah wants to show activity: The long struggle with Israel.
On the Peace Talks between Israel and Sudan
Interview with Prof. Efraim Inbar
Will Sudan and Saudi Arabia Join the Party?
Dr. Joshua Krasna: The Saudis want to use normalization with Israel as leverage in the event of the installation of a more unsympathetic government in the United States.
Israel’s Geopolitical Challenges in the Deadly Conflict Between Armenia, Azerbaijan
Prof. Efraim Inbar: Azerbaijan supplies much of Israel’s oil and it borders on Iran, and obviously Israel is interested in looking into Iran.
Israeli Perspectives on the Nagorno-Karabach conflict
Dr. Eran Lerman interviewed on TV7
Could Lebanon’s first negotiations with Israel in decades lead to normalization?
Prof. Efraim Inbar: The talks are a Lebanese development, relating to the economic and political crisis within Lebanon, and do not augur a broader peace relationship.
Both Biden’s and Trump’s Iran policies raise concerns in Israel
General Amidror: Israel’s redline is that Iran must not get close to a nuclear bomb. Iran can have no legitimacy for enrichment or long-term nuclear development.
On Jordan’s decision to sign an open-sky agreement with Israel
Dr. Emmanuel Navon on i24news
Experts believe Israel unlikely to drop lucrative arms sales to Azerbaijan
Prof. Efraim Inbar: Israel will honor its contracts with Azerbaijan. What they do is not our responsibility.
