The Red Sea Becomes a Center of the Middle East Conflict
With serious ramifications for Israel.
June 26, 2018
Iranian Spies’ Success at Recruiting a Former Israeli Government Minister Isn’t the Coup It Seems to Be
If this is the best they could do, Israel’s intelligence superiority is in no danger.
News broke last week that Gonen Segey, a former Knesset member and minister of energy and infrastructure, had been arrested in Israel on charges of spying for Iran. Segev, who had previously served a prison term for drug smuggling, fraud, and forgery, has been out of office since 1996. Eran Lerman tries to make sense of this turn of events:
June 26, 2018
A Hasty U.S. Withdrawal from Syria Could Lead to the Reemergence of Islamic State
Repeating Barack Obama’s Iraq errors.
If Only Philip Roth Had Said: “Damn Right America, I’m Your Jewish Writer and Proud of It!”
Joyless exuberance.
Iranian Spies’ Success at Recruiting a Former Israeli Government Minister Isn’t the Coup It Seems to Be
If this is the best they could do, Israel’s intelligence superiority is in no danger.
A Poignant Israeli Comedy about Gangsters-Turned-Do-Gooders
It’s a Wonderful Life meets Pulp Fiction.