The Decline and Fall of the Israeli Left
Labor’s collapse was sped up by the failure of Oslo, but its roots run deeper.
May 21, 2020
Successfully executed, cyberattacks can do more damage than conventional weapons.
Earlier this month, Jerusalem, with Washington’s help, carried out a major cyberattack on a state-of-the-art port in the Islamic Republic, disrupting its economic activities and days of severe traffic jams. The strike was prompted by a thwarted—but potentially deadly—Iranian cyberattack on Israel’s water and sewage systems. Ron Ben-Yishai explains:
Labor’s collapse was sped up by the failure of Oslo, but its roots run deeper.
Successfully executed, cyberattacks can do more damage than conventional weapons.
Despite its threats, it’s unlikely Amman will take such a step.
A possible passage from Ezekiel.
Woe to the Scribes and Pharisees!
Earlier this month, Jerusalem, with Washington’s help, carried out a major cyberattack on a state-of-the-art port in the Islamic Republic, disrupting its economic activities and days of severe traffic jams. The strike was prompted by a thwarted—but potentially deadly—Iranian cyberattack on Israel’s water and sewage systems. Ron Ben-Yishai explains:
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