- Prof. Efraim Inbar
- Paper No. 260
The developing international consensus to offer Gaza economic aid in exchange for a ceasefire is a moral and strategic mistake.
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- Dr. Eado Hecht
- Paper No. 259
The IDF must develop the technology and the tactical skills to locate, map and destroy Gaza's tunnels.
- Maj. Gen. (res.) Yaakov Amidror
- Paper No. 257
Israel must decide whether it is willing to tolerate a chronic Hamas threat or risk a long, difficult operation to get rid of it.
- Prof. Shmuel Sandler
- Paper No. 256
The current Israel-Hamas war will have broad strategic implications that go far beyond the immediate results on the battlefield.
- Prof. Efraim Inbar
- Paper No. 255
Against an implacable, well-entrenched, non-state enemy like the Hamas, Israel needs to “mow the grass” once in a while in order to degrade enemy capabilities
- David M. Weinberg
- Paper No. 254
Israel didn’t effect a significant change in the security balance versus Hamas in the Gaza Strip. A draw with the Hamas is strategically unsatisfactory.
- Prof. Hillel Frisch
- Paper No. 253
It is time for a full-scale offensive against Hamas and the other Islamist-Jihadist groups in Gaza.
- Prof. Hillel Frisch
- Paper No. 251
The Hamas-Fatah agreement is just another example of false unity in the Arab world and is already unraveling.
- Prof. Efraim Inbar
- Paper No. 250
As long as the military branch of Hamas remains independent, there is no Palestinian ‘unity’ and certainly no possibility of peace with Israel.
- Prof. Efraim Karsh
- Paper No. 246
The Palestinian Authorities' decision to strike an agreement with Hamas is proof of the Palestinian leadership's continual rejection of both peace and independent statehood.