The CERS Center serves as Syria’s national military industry. According to numerous studies and publications in the press, research institutes, and reports from intelligence agencies around the world over the…
Tom Friedman treats us to another anti-Israel piece, anti-reform protestors reach out to a foreign power to help them, and the Israeli Supreme Court weighs whether to abrogate Basic Laws.…
In this episode of Our Middle East, Jerusalem Center for Public Affairs Dan Diker and JCPA analyst, Arab affairs expert, and veteran journalist Yoni Ben Menahem discuss talk of an…
Army University Films presents "Warsaw Uprising, 1944" which examines the Polish uprising through the lens of urban warfare. On August 1st, 1944, after almost five years of bloody occupation by…
Netanyahu’s government is trying to bring its judicial system back in line with what existed in Israel during its first five decades and more closely resemble what most democracies…
A special report explains, Ukraine’s killing fields hold three big lessons. The first is that the battlefield is becoming transparent. Forget binoculars or maps; think of all-seeing sensors on satellites and fleets…
“Public Health staff also observed blood, tissue and other bodily fluid samples and serums; and THOUSANDS of vials of unlabeled fluids and suspected biological material.” – Superior Court of the…
In April 2018, North Korea announced that it had achieved its goals, would no longer conduct nuclear tests, and would close down its Punggye-ri nuclear test site. It dynamited the…
Technical Advances, Strategic Objectives, and Potential Western Responses Amid revived nuclear talks with the United States, Iran finally debuted its vaunted Fattah “hypersonic missile”—just after test-launching an improved large-payload MRBM—in…
Is the threat of Hezbollah growing as Israel is focused on the judicial reform crisis? While the Israeli Left’s insurrection is capturing the nation’s attention, Hezbollah continues its acts of…