Yoav J. Tenembaum
How to effectively use historical analogies in foreign policy - opinion
Understanding the Russia-Ukraine crisis - opinion
80 years later: the conference that led to The Final Solution
A historical perspective on US policy in Afghanistan - analysis
The intelligence community in the United States underwent a major overhaul as a result of the failure to prevent the attacks.
40 years since Israeli attack on Iraq’s nuclear reactor - opinion
The Begin Doctrine ought to be understood in the context of Israel’s history and particular circumstances as a small country with no geographic depth, surrounded by enemies bent on its destruction.
The UN Human Rights Council isn’t human or right - opinion
The UN Human Rights Council replaced the UN Human Rights Commission in 2006. Unfortunately, the change in name was not followed by a change in attitude.
The turning point of US political history - opinion
The White House became the center of abusive rhetoric, unfounded allegations, in which the truth played a secondary role and unscientific arguments became the norm
Israel’s dilemma regarding the Palestinian Arabs
Netanyahu: More similar to Thatcher than Erdogan
It should be stressed also that Thatcher was never suspected of having been involved in any illegal activity, whereas Netanyahu has three legal cases pending against him.
The Egypt-Israel Peace Treaty at 40
Sadat was the only Arab leader who truly understood the collective psychology of the Israeli people.
What is the objective of the Palestinian Arabs?
The question is how do the Palestinian Arabs see their own future?
The status of Jerusalem: A matter of logic
Few are the cases in which the international community has ignored reality and worked against its own declared policy as in the case of Jerusalem.
Political suicide in Catalonia
How Catalonia self-destructed.
