IISS vs INSS: David vs Goliath – Part II Last week, I began a series of comparative analyses between our hard-pressed IISS and the well-heeled INSS, highlighting the huge imbalance in the resources that we each have at our disposal to advance our respective agendas—see here for last week’s analysis. But the difference is not only in the massive imbalance in resources but in […]
For your perusal, my latest INTO THE FRAY column Unilateral concessions: The latent agenda for the April elections (Kindly consider “liking”, sharing, tweeting – please use hash-tag #IntoFray) Despite claims to the contrary, the Palestinian-Arabs, territory and the fate of the Jewish settlements will permeate the agenda of the April elections, lurking below and hovering above all […]