Egypt’s Perspective on the Israeli Military Presence in the Philadelphi Corridor Dr. Ofir Winter אופיר וינטר أوفير وينتر, a researcher at INSS, writes: The decision of the political-security cabinet for the IDF to remain in the Philadelphi Corridor, followed by Prime Minister Netanyahu’s statement,

Interview with the US Ambassador to Israel | Ambassador Jacob J. Lew in an interview with Maj. Gen. (res.) Tamir Hayman, Executive Director of INSS. The interview was conducted as part of the INSS conference "US-Israel Relations in the Context of the War and the Upcoming

The U.S. Ambassador to Israel clarifies in an interview with INSS Executive Director, Maj. Gen. (res.) Tamir Hayman that "there was never an embargo." This comes in the context of the U.S. decision a few months ago to restrict one of the aid shipments to Israel .Watch the full

The U.S. Ambassador to Israel, in an interview to INSS Executive Director, Maj. Gen. (res.) Tamir Hayman, addressed the negotiations on the hostages deal, and emphasized: "time is crucial." Watch the full interview>> youtube.com/watch?v=umP_bE… U.S. Embassy Jerusalem

As the upcoming presidential debate between Kamala Harris and Donald Trump approaches, the future of the special alliance between Jerusalem and Washington is more relevant than ever. Panels at the INSS conference on Israel–US relations analyze the implications and offer

Shira Ruderman, Executive Director of the Ruderman Family Foundation , addresses the relationship between Israel and the Jewish Diaspora at the INSS conference on US–Israel relations in the context of the war and the upcoming presidential elections: “In the last two decades, we tried to create

The Corridor Straining Iran–Russia Relations Dr. Raz Zimmt, a researcher at INSS, writes: In recent days, Iran has voiced unusual criticism against Russia, following its support for Azerbaijan in the Zangezur Corridor dispute. The corridor, which connects Azerbaijan with the

Harris vs. Trump: Economy in Focus, Middle East War in the Background Col. (res.) Eldad Shavit, a senior researcher at INSS, writes: With less than two months until the US presidential elections and polls indicating a very close race, Vice President Kamala Harris and former

The Changes in Long-Standing US Nuclear Policy Jesse Weinberg and Avichayil Smoler, researchers at INSS, write: Since the establishment of the People’s Liberation Army Rocket Force in 2015, China has doubled its nuclear arsenal and is currently avoiding any serious discussions

The granting of American permission for uranium enrichment in Saudi Arabia carries inherent risks. The following initiative to establish a regionally monitored nuclear fuel bank in the kingdom could mitigate some of these risks>> bit.ly/4d1Fho8

The Houthi Threat Hasn’t Gone Anywhere—But There’s No Need to Change Priorities Either Danny Citrinowicz Danny (Dennis) Citrinowicz ,داني سيترينوفيتش , a researcher in the “Iran and the Shiite Axis” program at INSS, writes: The launch of the missile from Yemen toward the center of Israel is a reminder that

The reduction of tensions and the deepening of cooperation between the countries of the region continue—while at the same time, the war in Israel is increasing its isolation. How should Israel act to get out of this complex situation?>> tinyurl.com/2akk925z

The Missile From Yemen: Hypersonic or a New Challenge? Dr. Yehoshua Kalisky, a researcher at INSS, writes: The missile launched by the Houthi rebels on Sunday is a ballistic missile similar to those used by the Revolutionary Guards in Iran and known to the IDF. This missile

Exploding Pagers in Lebanon: Key Decisions for Hezbollah and Israel Lt. Col. (ret.) Orna Mizrahi, a researcher of Lebanon and Hezbollah at INSS, writes: The simultaneous explosion of thousands of pagers belonging to Hezbollah operatives, mainly in Lebanon and Syria, marks

The Pager Explosions: Has Israel Decided on a Direction? Ofer Shelah, a former Knesset member and a researcher at INSS, writes: Without directly addressing responsibility for the explosions that injured thousands of Hezbollah operatives—possibly the most extensive targeted

INSS reseacher Yuval Eylon, writes: According to the media, "Houthis claim US offered to recognize its government if it stopped maritime attacks". If this statement proves to be true, even as an indication for initial discussions, it is a proof that the Houthis terror army will

Senior Israeli Officials Targeted by Hezbollah Yoram Schweitzer, a researcher on terrorism at INSS, writes: Amid the chaos caused by the dramatic operation to explode the pagers of Hezbollah operatives throughout Lebanon, the disclosure of the details about neutralizing a