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17/08/2013 | Inteligencia y Seguridad
Middle East - Syria: History and the war in Syria
While the bloody civil war in Syria rages on, Israel keeps a watchful eye on the Israeli-Syrian border, making sure the fighting between the rebels and the Assad forces doesn’t spill over into the Golan Heights.
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05/11/2011 | Inteligencia y Seguridad
Israel - What to do about Iran’s nukes?
Almost twenty years ago, as the spokesman of the Israeli government, I ushered a British journalist to the office of Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin. The topic of the interview— what a déjà vu — was the failed peace process between the Israelis and the Palestinians (this was in early 1993, just before the Oslo Process). Rabin spoke without great enthusiasm about the subject, but suddenly leaned forward, looked the journalist in the eye, and said emphatically: “We must settle this issue before Iran gets the nukes.”
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20/10/2011 | Frente Externo
Dealing With the Enemy
The exchange of more than a thousand Palestinian prisoners for one Israeli soldier was brokered by a German mediator and by Egypt, because Israel regards Hamas as a terrorist organization with which it will not negotiate.
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13/08/2011 | Frente Externo
Voice of protest in Israel says Enough is Enough
For the past few weeks, Israel has been experiencing an unprecedented phenomenon: Hundreds of thousands of people are rallying in the streets, demanding social justice. The numbers are mind-boggling: 300,000 Israelis is the equivalent of 18 million Americans. And this is not a one-shot rally. The protesters have settled in tents in the main boulevards of the major cities, and they insist on staying until the government yields to their pressure.
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