Europe Is Paying the Price for Tolerance Without Boundaries
In parts of Europe, rioting seems to have become a public ritual with a remarkably familiar sequence. A shop window is smashed. A car...
Cockroaches, Cash, and the Street: When Local Protest Becomes a Weapon in the War for the Narrative
The so-called “cockroach” protests in India are, first and foremost, a reminder of the power of genuine public frustration. They grew out of anger among...
Barack Obama and the Dangerous Rewriting of Jewish History
There are political statements one can dispute. There are statements one can call imprecise. And there are statements that manage, in a few sentences,...
India Cannot Afford Semiconductor Dependence
The next war may begin long before the first missile is launched. It may begin with an export licence denied in another capital, a...
The Silence Between Wars: Why Calm Is the Most Dangerous Illusion
In Israel, there is a strategic concept known as the campaign between wars. It describes the continuous effort to weaken threats, disrupt enemy capabilities,...