Ceasefire Deal Between Israel and Hamas: Can It Lead to Lasting Peace?
Shrivara Mahajan The ceasefire is still not guaranteed after the initial phase comes to pass; both parties must also prove…
Shifting Sands: Saudi Arabia’s Pragmatic Move Toward Recognising Israel
Satish Chogule Saudi Arabia’s evolving pragmatism reflects a shift toward modernization and regional stability, softening its stance on recognizing Israel…
Israel-Saudi Arabia Deal: A Balance of Influence by the US Delayed?
Nandini Khandelwal Given the magnitude of the problem, post the 10-7 attacks by Hamas, Mohammed bin Salman might be reluctant…
Wrecking Beyond Intelligence – The Strategic Failures of Israel’s Security Apparatus
Viswapramod C Hamas is neither a cohesive nor a conventional force. It is neither a nation, nor an armed force,…
Indo-Israel Relations – From Obligation to Collaboration to All-weather bond
Charushi Chakole The full potential of the India-Israel relationship is yet to be realized, and there are many more areas…
What’s behind the recent protests in Israel?
Aayush Pal Many fear that the judicial reforms, similar to what Turkey and Poland attempted, will render the Supreme Court…
Benjamin Netanyahu accuses Facebook and Twitter of silencing right-wing supporters in Israel; Says no action was taken against left-wing activists for similar posts
SamvadaWorld Staff Israel Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who stands to lose his position if the coalition wins a trust vote…
Israel to go for snap elections in March as Unity government falls after failing to pass the budget; Will be the fourth election in two years
Israel's parliament, the Knesset, was automatically dissolved as required by the country's law after a deadline to pass…