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“No Wonder Israelis Want War. Violence Has Become a Source of Joy"
Conflicts Forum’s compilation of pieces from leading Israeli political & security commentators (predominantly translated from Hebrew), 3 August 2026
“No Wonder Israelis Want War. Violence Has Become a Source of Joy” (Dr Ariel Handel, Ha’ar...
Trump in a Box of His Own Making
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Regional Tensions Agglomerate Into Wider War
Alastair Crooke discusses renewed US bombing of Iran, Iran retaliating by destroying three fighter jets in Jordan, and Trump's panic as the US runs out of military options.
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The Limits to Military Action - 'Military Catastrophe looms over Israel'
Conflicts Forum’s compilation of pieces from leading Israeli political & security commentators (predominantly translated from Hebrew), 30 July 2026
Barak Ravid: The Limits of Military Action — ‘US halted bombing campaign as effectiveness h...
Tensions Flicker into Flame, Lapping Across the Middle East
Alastair Crooke, 29 July 2026
The silence surrounding the outcome to the Netanyahu meeting yesterday in the Oval Office speaks for itself. No American government official came to the airport to receive him, and no red carpet was laid out f...
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Includes commentaries by Alastair Crooke. Conflicts Forum analyses geo-politics & geo-financial shifts, with a focus on the Middle East / West Asia, combining a unique blend of strategic perspective with experienced political know-how.
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