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A new document prepared with former senior security and law enforcement officials warns of a convergence of three threats: vast quantities of illegal weapons in the Bedouin diaspora, nationalist extremism and Iranian direction. The danger: paralyzing Israeli Air Force bases at the height of a multi-front war.
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A new document prepared with former senior security and law enforcement officials warns of a convergence of three threats: vast quantities of illegal weapons in the Bedouin diaspora, nationalist extremism and Iranian direction. The danger: paralyzing Israeli Air Force bases at the height of a multi-front war.
Read moreDetailsA new document prepared with former senior security and law enforcement officials warns of a convergence of three threats: vast quantities of illegal weapons in the Bedouin diaspora, nationalist extremism and Iranian direction. The danger: paralyzing Israeli Air Force bases at the height of a multi-front war.
Read moreDetailsAt the beginning of the week in which Netanel Shukrun was murdered, IDF forces arrested two suspects in Qabatiya who were preparing to carry out an attack. But a man acting alone was able to set out almost without leaving an intelligence trail. Faced with this threat, the emphasis shifts from pre-emptive counterterrorism to protection on the ground, along with a buildup of forces in Judea and Samaria.
Read moreDetailsThe threat to Red Sea shipping lanes is hurting both Israel and Riyadh's economic vision, but it is also creating a shared opportunity. A "land bridge" from the Gulf through Saudi Arabia, Jordan and Israel could transform common interests into an economic and security alliance and pave the way for normalization.
Read moreDetailsIsrael's newest submarine, INS Drakon, reached Israeli waters after delays caused by Norway and Denmark barring it from their territorial waters. On the southern front, the IDF reinforces in the Red Sea amid the Houthi threat.
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