International relations Archives

President Biden Mourns Armenia’s Ancient Tragedy But Ignores Its Modern-Day War Crimes

Rachel Avraham | 02/05/2021

Biden’s one-sided recognition of the atrocities the Armenian people sufferd threatens the Nagorno-Karabakh ceasefire agreement and allows the Armenians to keep committing war crimes against Azerbaijan

Israel and the ICC: A lesson in hypocrisy, double-standards and discrimination

Talia Einhorn | 13/04/202109/11/2023

International law guarantees each state its right to self-defense, and yet Israel has been repeatedly condemned for doing just that. The ICC has no jurisdiction to investigate Israel

Congress – Israel’s Most Systematic Ally

Yoram Ettinger | 04/03/202109/11/2023

Israel has to strengthen its relations with the Capitol Hill, which holds equal power to that of Washington, and in some areas even a greater one

The November Congressional elections are critical for Israel

Yoram Ettinger | 04/09/202017/12/2020

A stronger radical camp at the Democratic party could affect the relations and cooperation with the US for the worse

Israel’s Critical National Security Zone

Yoram Ettinger | 10/07/202019/12/2020

Retreat from the Jordan Valley and the Judea and Samaria would risk Israel’s survival, add fuel to the Middle East fire and undermine US interests

Sovereignty Should Not Wait

Yoram Ettinger | 24/06/202019/12/2020

Even with a friendly administration, Israel shouldn't wait for American consent to make important decisions

Path to Peace – Victory over Ayatollah Iran

Daniel Krygier | 23/05/201926/04/2021

For decades, the Arab-Israeli conflict was used as a scapegoat by Arab regimes, to distract from the Arab world’s self-inflicted domestic societal issues - It seems it no longer works.

“Nakba” – Infantilizing Arab Aggression

Daniel Krygier | 14/05/201904/03/2021

The Arabs will once again mark the “Nakba” day tomorrow. Here are historical facts to shed some light to their Rejectionism and mythical narrative.

What Israel still needs to learn from the Shoah

Judith Bergman | 30/04/201923/05/2019

The memory of the Shoah cries out to the present generation not to take its military and political abilities for granted – and to be willing to use those abilities against those who wish for the Jewish people to be destroyed.

Peace and Annexation are not Mutually Exclusive

Judith Bergman | 23/04/201906/05/2019

President Trump appears to recognize that the conflict is not about specific borders, but about the Arabs’ total opposition to Israel’s existence. Israel could be on its way to a full annexation of Judea and Samaria.

Macron and Merkel: The Era of Jewish Servitude is Over

Daniel Krygier | 22/04/201921/05/2019

European leaders condescendingly believe that they know better how the Jewish nation should run its affairs. A sovereign and independent Jewish state is, once again, condemned for being strong and unapologetic.

Between Bibi and Bismarck: the Art of Politics and Victory

Daniela and Gabriel Traub | 17/04/201909/11/2023

"Politics is the art of the possible" Bismarck used to say. 150 years later, the image of Israel today as a major power, seems to be a direct consequence of a similar policy of its leader, Benjamin Netanyahu.

Why Israel Reelected Netanyahu

Judith Bergman | 15/04/201929/04/2019

Foreign observers of the Israeli elections have failed to realize that almost all Israelis, more than 25 years after the disaster of Oslo, know that the so-called ‘two-state solution’ would be Israel’s ‘final solution’. They do not see in Netanyahu as a perfect leader but they vote for him because no other recent Israeli leader has been able to create so many victories for Israel.

International relations

President Biden Mourns Armenia’s Ancient Tragedy But Ignores Its Modern-Day War Crimes

Israel and the ICC: A lesson in hypocrisy, double-standards and discrimination

Congress – Israel’s Most Systematic Ally

The November Congressional elections are critical for Israel

Israel’s Critical National Security Zone

Sovereignty Should Not Wait

Path to Peace – Victory over Ayatollah Iran

“Nakba” – Infantilizing Arab Aggression

What Israel still needs to learn from the Shoah

Peace and Annexation are not Mutually Exclusive

Macron and Merkel: The Era of Jewish Servitude is Over

Between Bibi and Bismarck: the Art of Politics and Victory

Why Israel Reelected Netanyahu

Israel’s Borders Shouldn’t Be Different Than Any Other Border

Trump’s Golan Heights Recognition Advances Peace

First, “The Deal of the Century”. Then – the Dismantle of the State of Israel.

An Israeli Victory benefits both Jews and Arabs

The UN Human Rights Council Remains Allergic to Facts

Goodbye Ramallah, Hello Tehran: The Warsaw conference

In the West, a Rising Tide Against Jewish Nationhood