INSS
Nearly 40% of Israelis feel Iran won war with US, INSS survey finds
The majority of respondents to a recent INSS survey did not believe Israel emerged as the clear victor in the war against Iran, with 43% saying the war ended without a decisive outcome.
As diplomacy fails, Iran expert says Middle East on brink of military escalation
Only IDF is capable of disarming Hamas, senior INSS researcher tells 'Post'
Iranian anniversary chance for regime disintegration, says researcher
Jordanian scholar: Shared concern over Iran not enough for Israel-Sunni alliance
“The Palestinian narrative runs deep in [Arab] cultures.”
Ex-CIA Director Petraeus: Everything can be hijacked, weaponized
Petraeus also highlighted the growing threat of Hezbollah and other non-state actors.
Fmr. Defense Minister: Iran is most prominent threat to global stability
"Without the Iranian regime support, Hezbollah is useless."
Fmr. U.S. Ambassador to Israel: Jerusalem is Israel's capital
Former US Ambassador to Israel Dan Shapiro sat down with 'The Jerusalem Post' to talk about the future of the peace process.
Survey: Israelis worry most about threats internally and from the north
The National Security Index shows how Israelis feel about major challenges to the country each year.
Weapons of mass media
Yoram Peri’s new book is a wake-up call to Israel and other liberal democracies fighting wars
