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Israel Brief: Thursday, September 3
Rosh Hashanah is eight days out, and you can tell who has been counting. Washington is still sitting on the counterterror money New York uses to put bomb squads outside its shuls. What runs to no date at all is the ground — charges going in...
Israel Brief: Wednesday, September 2
The shooting over Hormuz is American, and the question underneath it is still Jerusalem's: whether a campaign that can take a launcher apart can reach the men who design one. Washington has gotten very good at the first half. Nobody has wor...
Israel Brief: Tuesday, September 1
The commitments made today all run past the war. Staffs with multi-year terms, hardware that goes live long after anyone expects this to be over — that is what governments sign when they have stopped waiting for an end date.
Flas...
Israel Brief: Monday, August 31
Plenty of people with standing to object used it today, and almost none of it moved anything. What did move got moved by people who did not stop to ask — Border Police pulling 1.4 million shekels of terror money out of a false wall on the r...
Israel Brief: Sunday, August 30
Almost everything today runs right up to the last step and stops. Frameworks get signed, resolutions get drafted, money gets promised — the certificate, the transfer and the charge against whoever gave the order are the parts that never tur...
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Executive director of the Mitzpe Institute. Israel Brief reaches 8,500+ readers in 90+ countries, read across the Knesset, the US Congress, and allied governments. Author of four books, including Holiday From History and Rooted in Judea.
Director of Operations at Mitzpe Institute, where his applied-mathematics background anchors the analytical method. He leads Mitzpe's diaspora threat intelligence practice and co-directs Institutional Intelligence. A fine art photographer.
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