Why do Progressives in American Academia Hate Israel? 

The day after the Oct. 7th massacre, significant parts of American academia appeared to either support Hamas or remain indifferent to the group's brutal actions. Before any response from Israel, pro-Hamas demonstrations had already sprung up on numerous U.S. college campuses. In response, many Israeli academics—typically progressive—began a campaign of *Hasbara* or 'explanation' to distribute accurate information about the attack. Despite these efforts, anti-Israel sentiment and outright antisemitism continued to grow within these academic circles.

What Happened to Lebanon?

Zionism's dream of a harmonious Lebanon was shattered by its turbulent birth, fragmented society, and eventual dominance by the PLO and Hezbollah, a dramatic saga echoing along the Litani River....

Deadly Illusions: Reassessing Israel’s Military History in Lebanon

Amongst Israelis, it's hard to imagine a military occupation of Southern Lebanon, although it may very well be necessary in order to counter the ongoing threat from Hezbollah and ensure the safety of Israel’s north. What did we actually learn...

Shifting Sands: Expanding the Abraham Accords While at War with Hamas

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How the Gaza War Will Drive AI Progress

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The Case for a Presidential System

Israel’s political quagmire might be subdued due to the ongoing war in Gaza and Lebanon. Responsible leaders and citizens should use the unrest and push for a responsible constitutional reform....

Critical Thoughts on Post-War Israel

While military efforts on both fronts are far from being resolved, Israeli leadership must develop a clear and decisive plan for the inevitable status quo shifts that will become apparent in the post-war reality. ...

Eastern Horizon: Israel and India’s Unrealized Strategic Alliance

The new geopolitical landscape following the October 7th terror attacks has highlighted a crucial yet largely unrecognized alliance between Israel and India. Increased Indian interest in the Jewish state should serve as a signal for Israel to broaden its diplomatic...

The Weaponization of Human Rights and What to Do About it

Ever since the establishment of the state of Israel, the human rights narrative has been disproportionately used against it. Following the massacre of October 7th, well-funded and organized NGOs have rallied yet again, and the onslaught of disinformation and distorted...

The Political Theology of Hamas

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The Necessary, Moral, and Possible Solution to the Palestinian Refugee Crisis: Don’t Let Them Back Into Gaza

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Woe to Us From Hamas, Woe to Us From the Palestinian Authority

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The ‘Hamas is ISIS’ Analogy Poses a Risk to Israel

The phrase “Hamas is ISIS” has become the central Israeli wartime rallying cry—and one that has shocked the world in the process. However, according to Eliyahu Levi, not only is this slogan incorrect, it will also quickly backfire...

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Their Legacy is Our Legitimacy

In both Israel and the wider West, a prevalent yet questionable contemporary view on ethical warfare merges unchecked aggression with alarming complacency. Join Elad Lisson as he delves into this intriguing and perilous moral phenomenon....

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