If Hamas Had A ‘Breaking the Silence’…
Ever wondered what would happen if Hamas "Broke the Silence"? Seth Frantzman gives us a taste of what it would look like.
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Bogie Yaalon’s Post-Modern IDF
Bogie Yaalon, former IDF Chief of Staff and present Defense Minister, helped shape the IDF's backwards and strange doctrine of avoiding military decision.
Living Next Door to al-Qaeda
Talking to mediators, the IDF, and Jewish and Druze residents, Eric Greenstein shows what the Syrian Civil War looks like from the Israeli side.
Israel Recognizes Aramean-Christians
After a long struggle, Israel has recognized the Aramean Christians as a separate community, paving the way for their integration into the state.
Patriotism and Dissent: Not a Zero-Sum Game
Contrary to the far left, there are ways to dissent and reform government conduct without blackening the country's name in public.
B’Tselem as a Hamas Mouthpiece
B'Tselem, a group formally dedicated to human rights in general, refuses to call Hamas a terrorist organization. No-one should be surprised.
Three Options for the Israeli Arab Minority
Protective Edge has exposed the complicated position of Israeli Arabs in the country. Mida investigates where we can go from here.
Combat is Still a Man’s Game
Like it or not, nature is not egalitarian.
Fighting for the Right to Serve: Israeli Christians Brave Arab Opposition to Enlist
Israeli Christians face an uphill battle against entrenched Arab political interests for equal rights and the ability to proudly serve in the IDF.
The Truth about the Siege of Gaza Strip
While the State of Israel allows the transfer of people and goods to the Gaza Strip, the siege from the Egyptian side is getting worse, Yet the world is silent.
The IDF’s New Values: Fleeing from Engagement
Entrenchment, hiding, running away and trampling self-esteem. Revealing the severe deterioration in the commitment of the IDF to the security of its soldiers and to the lives of Israeli citizens