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Choosing between the past and the future

The opposition focuses on the October 7 failure but refuses to abandon the thinking that led to it. Shattering the old security doctrine, strategic victories over Iran and its proxies, and the alliance with Washington prove that today's political battle is not about October 7, but about the future Israel will build from here. 

The new "witch hunt"

A crisis of confidence is taking hold throughout Israel. More seriously, mistrust is also growing between the head of government, the army, the heads of the Mossad, and the Shin Bet. The scapegoat hunt has intensified and been amplified by all media outlets, which operate without any oversight or ethical standards. Leaks to journalists are pouring in from all sides, with the publication of confidential documents and a complete disregard for national security.

The shame of October 7 denial

Italian La7 television host Corrado Formigli claims reports of children burned during the October 7 massacre were never confirmed and dismisses them as "fake news." I have gathered firsthand testimonies especially for him. Is that enough for you, my little journalist?