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Dr. Michael Milshtein
Syria’s massacre of Alawites exposes the new Islamist regime's real intentions
Analysis: Ahmad Al-Sharaa was initially welcomed by the Arab world, Western capitals, and even some in Israel, projecting a polished, softer image; however, events of the past week raise critical questions on whether this misplaced Western optimism, again
Dr. Michael Milshtein
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03.17.25
Gaza’s post-war future includes Hamas, despite Israeli declarations
Analysis: US and Israel reject Arab states’ bid to revive Trump’s peace plan, as Palestinians speculate deeper Saudi-UAE ties and corporate engagement could sway Washington’s stance
Dr. Michael Milshtein
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03.10.25
'The Day After': Fantasy vs. Reality
Analysis: Israel will need a long-term plan to fundamentally change the reality in Gaza; The main means to do this include taking control of all of Gaza, severely damaging Hamas, staying in the area, and attempting to establish a local alternative
Dr. Michael Milshtein
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02.19.25
The war as an intelligence lab, understanding the failure leading to Hamas massacre
Analysis: The roots of the present catastrophe are not limited to the events of the night between October 6 and 7 but reflect an extreme and long-lasting lack of understanding of the enemy
Dr. Michael Milshtein
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02.09.25
After the cease-fire deal: The Palestinians experienced a Nakba, but feel victorious
Analysis: The deadliest war of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict leaves Gaza devastated and tens of thousands dead, fueling unprecedented hostility and revenge—likely one of Sinwar’s key objectives; in Gaza, no one speaks of the human cost
Dr. Michael Milshtein
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02.02.25
The operation in Gaza required immediate foresight
Opinion: It's essential for Israel to closely inspect the IDF's roadmap in Gaza and the current war as a whole, facilitate a post-war strategy and ensure the return of the hostages as fighting still continues
Dr. Michael Milshtein
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01.14.25
Resistance 2.0: Iran ups its game to destroy Israel
Analysis: In view of the United States' waning impact on the world, and particularly on the Middle East, Iran and its proxies are no longer content with 'winning by not losing,' seeking instead to cause severe strategic detriment to Israel
Dr. Michael Milshtein
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08.14.24
Prolonged war spurs Gazans to seek new horizons
Analysis: Even before October 7, Gazans viewed emigration as a national threat; recent survey indicates nearly half of Gazans dream of leaving; roughly 130,000 have already done so, fueling fears that those left behind may lack opportunities and prospects
Dr. Michael Milshtein
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08.06.24
The 'Green Beehive' of Hamas leadership in Gaza
'Beehive' members mostly in their 50s-60s, from refugee camps and underprivileged traditional families; express hostility toward Israel and yearn to return to villages destroyed in 1948; likely planned October 7 massacre for past decade
Dr. Michael Milshtein
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07.28.24
Palestinians possess a national identity, lack civil society
Opinion: Palestinians are more than happy to cry foul whenever they are called to account for their actions, but reluctant to acknowledge that many of their tribulations stem from a warped world view where senseless violence is a legitimate substitute for coherent leadership
Dr. Michael Milshtein
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05.30.24
US campus protests show dark side of multiculturalism
Analysis: The Israel-Hamas War is showing the West a glimpse of the dramatic demographic and cultural shift that is taking place within it
Dr. Michael Milshtein
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04.28.24
The Arab world knows all options on the table with Tehran
Opinion: While Tehran's gloating about its 'successful' attack against Israel masks its growing concerns over recent developments, Arab regimes in the area fear the start of a regional war
Dr. Michael Milshtein
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04.22.24
Palestinian public opinion post-October 7 is discouraging and sobering
Opinion: No external party can exert a profound change on the Palestinian outlook, certainly not who they define as their enemies; Such change requires some soul searching and poignant self-criticism, as was conducted in post-1945 Germany, but this currently is not taking place
Dr. Michael Milshtein
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03.29.24
The occupation is no longer telling the story
Opinion: October 7 has wiped out the old Israeli-Palestinian conflict-related terminology, and a new one has yet to be created; Neither Israelis nor Palestinians have any idea how to begin defining their relationship, and what actions need to be taken in order to sustain it
Dr. Michael Milshtein
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02.10.24
The dissolution of UNRWA as an opportunity
Opinion: Recent revelation of UNRWA members' role in Oct 7 massacre and subsequent Western funding freeze demands reform of this cynical organization, which claims to champion liberty and ethics but is tarnished by oppression and war crimes
Dr. Michael Milshtein
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02.04.24
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