Gal Perl Finkel
Hezbollah in crisis, but Israel cannot take its eyes off it
Hezbollah in crisis, but Israel cannot take its eyes off it
The killing of Soleimani and the ‘Deal of the Century’
Wisdom is in the timing
There’s a time to shut up and do, and a time to send a threatening message.
75 years from that long day in Normandy – we still have something to learn
The campaign has produced hundreds of history books and many films, but it has not yet been researched and told in full.
The people and the U.S. are with the Golan
During the tour in the North, the four referred to threats by Hezbollah and Syria.
Capability and daring in the IDF
To the extent possible, let ground forces operate across the border.
When good commander doesn't equal a good politician
Despite claims that Benny Gantz was an excellent commander, it doesn’t mean he’ll be a good politician
Importance of IDF Ground Forces in new army appointments
The indication of the importance of a field is measured by the resources allocated to it, and to the people who lead it.
The IDF that Eisenkot leaves behind is ready
The test of Kochavi will be to prove it is capable
It’s the man (or woman) who makes the job
Changing the rules in the Gaza Strip comes with a cost
When it comes to the use of force in the Gaza Strip there are no good alternatives. Almost all of them range from bad to worse.
Don't 'poke the bear' in Syria
In Syria, the Russians maintain the principle of “reasonable employment.”
