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Israel Brief: Thursday, September 24
The Brief is off for Sukkot and Simchat Torah. This is the last edition until Monday, 5 October.
Chag sameach.
— Uri
The army is bracing for imitation in Judea and Samaria — the next man deciding on his own, on his way somewhere, with no...
Israel Brief: Wednesday, September 23
Two elections nobody has held yet are doing most of the deciding this morning. Waiting is free if you aren't the one standing somewhere. The people who are standing somewhere went out and did the same job they did last week, and that job do...
Israel Brief: Tuesday, September 22
Due to the Rosh Hashana through Yom Kippur break, there was no brief for the past two weeks. This edition covers the whole fortnight, 8 September to this morning. It runs rather long (because the fortnight did).
Gmar tov.
— Uri
Most of t...
Israel Brief: Tuesday, September 8
Before the chagim
That's it from me until after the chagim. Today's was the last Brief until we're back on Tuesday, September 22.
Ktiva v’chatima tova. I hope the chagim are good ones for you, and meaningful.
— Uri
Britain, Tehran and a...
Israel Brief: Monday, September 7
Almost everything Israel did today was timed to a deadline the country did not choose and cannot move. The army is trying to be finished in the north, the general staff drilled a surprise attack before dawn, and the alert went up with nobod...
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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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