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Isaac H. WinerThe Times of Israel (Blogs) |
In my last post, I argued that the war with Iran should not be measured against unattainable notions of total victory, but against the strategic...
In my last column, I argued that the reported Trump-Netanyahu blowup mattered less than the strategic realities beneath it. The United States and...
Missiles from Lebanon, sirens throughout Israel’s north, and families on both sides of the border packing up again. Then, suddenly, a different kind...
Israelis frustrated with Washington’s apparent hesitation toward Iran are not unjustified – from a strictly Israeli perspective. For Israel, Iran...
He We are living through what many hoped would be the final chapter in a long and dangerous story: the Iranian regime’s sustained campaign against...
A declaration is not an outcome. It may serve political needs or mark a strategic pivot, but it rarely ends a war, especially when the other side has...