Nasrallah, a Secretary-General In Distress
Please see the following link to my analyses dealing with recent events in Syria and Lebanon: http://www.ynetnews.com/articles/0,7340,L-4618802,00.html
Dr. Alberto Nisman, a Warrior for Justice, a Friend, a Martyr
Earlier this week, the body of Dr. Alberto Nisman was found in his apartment in Buenos Aires with a bullet in the head. He was the prosecutor who had
The fight against ISIS: a view from the UN Counter Terrorism Force
Last night, just before the news came in about the drama in the Lindt cafe in Sydney, the YNET (Yedioth Ahronoth) English site put up an extensive interview I had
A Moral And Ethical Dilemma
As journalists, we often find ourselves managing the conflict between our personal opinion and our professional ethics. This is especially true when you are covering security and intelligence issues, as
Mossad’s Top Agent In Lebanon Talks For The First Time
Israeli intelligence has seen great success in recruiting human sources from hostile countries and organizations. In fact, Israel owes a great many of its achievements in fighting terror to those
How the UN is set to combat foreign terrorist fighters
It’s a pleasure for me to use this mailing list and recommend an excellent Haaretz op-ed by my dear friend, Dr. David Scharia , the Coordinator of the Legal and
Michael Hayden: “The bad guys will take advantage of our blindness and deafness”
In the last few months I’ve had several opportunities to meet with General Micheal Hayden, former Director of NSA and CIA. A collection of stories and views who came out in those meeting, the ones he agreed to
Who Won The Last Confrontation In Gaza?
The latest confrontation between Israel and Hamas went into cesstion merely days ago, but it is not too early to determine who had the upper hand, at least from
How Hamas Beat Israel in Gaza
The latest confrontation between Israel and Hamas went into cesstion merely hours ago, but it is not too early to determine who had the upper hand, at least from
How Israel was caught defenceless against Hamas’ tunnels
Of all military infrastructure unveiled during the last confrontation with Hamas, reviling a leap forward in the group’s readiness for combat, perhaps the most memorable will be the excavation