Observation ·
How the U.S. Attack on Iran Hurts Russia and China
By Zineb RibouaOperation Midnight Hammer deals a blow to the anti-Western alliance.
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Response ·
America Can No Longer Wait to Put Its Own House in Order
By Stephen Peter RosenWars in Ukraine and Israel are strengthening ties among Iran, Russia, and China. As in 1940, America can protect itself only if it rises to help the nations on the front line.
Response ·
Watch the Recording of Our Event on Israel’s Place Between the U.S. and China
By Assaf Orion, David Feith, Elliott Abrams, Jonathan SchachterA China expert, a veteran American diplomat, and a retired Israeli general walk into a Zoom to talk about Israel and where it fits into a new cold war.
Monthly Essay ·
No, Israel Isn’t Falling Into China’s Orbit
By Assaf OrionMuch has been made about the Jewish state’s growing ties with China. But those ties are loosening, and if a new cold war is in the offing, Jerusalem won’t be on Beijing’s side.
Response ·
It’s Time for a “Common Market” in Defense Trade
By Arthur HermanA series of defense-trade treaties among the world’s leading democracies would help defend all of them, and us, against China.
Response ·
Israel Can Teach America How to Be More Creative in the Face of Powerful Adversaries
By Vance SerchukAmericans may soon face the unfamiliar challenge of a rival with as many resources as the U.S. has, or more: precisely the situation in which Israelis have always excelled.
Response ·
Israel Is a Tech Superpower, and America Needs It on Its Side
By John Hannah, Annie FixlerThe number of AI and cybersecurity startups in Israel makes up close to 20 percent of the world’s total, likely eclipsing China and second only to the United States.
Response ·
How to Reframe the American-Israeli Alliance in a New Age of Great-Power Competition
By Assaf OrionNow that China has supplanted global terrorism as the U.S.'s main foreign-policy concern, the Israel-China relationship will have to change.
Observation ·
What “The Farewell” Has to Say About Western Involvement with China
By Julian SinclairIn a season of mass protests in Hong Kong and a fierce dustup with the NBA, the acclaimed new Chinese-American film is (almost) silent on the costs of engaging with authoritarianism.
Response ·
Israel’s Strategy toward China Doesn’t Conflict with American Interests—It Serves and Reinforces Them
By Eran LermanPartnering with Beijing can help stabilize the Middle East; partnering with Asian nations threatened by Beijing can help build a counterbalance to Chinese power.
Response ·
Israel’s Embrace of China Is Sorely Misguided
By Dan BlumenthalAs China hardens and becomes more aggressive, America and other nations are pushing back. Israel should, too.
Response ·
Israel Mustn’t Let Its Economic Relationship with China Threaten Its Political Relationship with America
By Elliott AbramsDoing so would be profoundly dangerous.
Monthly Essay ·
Israel and China Take a Leap Forward—but to Where?
By Arthur HermanAfter decades of almost no interaction, relations between the two nations grow increasingly warmer and closer. There's plenty of good news—and, for Israel, plenty of risk.
Response ·
For Israel, the Task is to Work Even Harder to Keep Old Friends and Reach Out to New Ones
By Eran LermanIsrael's continued success in global affairs will disprove the deluded claim that the Jewish state is isolated in the world. It's also the right strategy.
Response ·
Everyone Loves Israel—Until They Don’t
By Robert SatloffYes, Israel's popular right now. But most of its new friendships are based on assessments of common interest—and such assessments can change overnight.
Monthly Essay ·
Everybody Loves Israel
By Arthur HermanFormerly neutral or hostile countries from across the world, including Saudi Arabia and China, are now eagerly courting the Jewish state. What's going on?
Observation ·
Is China a Friend of Israel?
By Dan BlumenthalRelations are robust now, but China's imperial challenge to the liberal world order carries a warning for the Jewish state.
