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Dr. Alon Levkowitz discusses how the upcoming 2024 U.S. presidential election will significantly impact Asia, influencing U.S. military presence, regional power dynamics, and Asian economies.

Prof. Eitan Shamir discusses the widespread criticism that Israel lacks a clear plan for what to do after the Iron Swords War, particularly in terms of translating military gains into long-term political outcomes.

Professor Eytan Gilboa and Lilac Sigan critique the journalistic integrity of The New York Times in its coverage of the Israel-Hamas war, arguing that the publication has made numerous serious errors, often at Israel's expense.

Dr. Raphael Buchnik-Chen critiques the Western powers' limited military response to the Houthis, who are backed by Iran, and highlights the group's ability to block key shipping lanes, notably the Bab al-Mandab Strait, and inflict damage on Israel’s economy and security.

Prof. Louis René Beres explores the importance of a clear nuclear doctrine, the risks of remaining ambiguous, and the necessity for Israel to communicate its nuclear deterrence strategy in a way that Iran and its allies understand.

Brig. Gen. (res.) Eran Ortal calls for a shift in Israeli military thinking towards a more comprehensive strategy that prioritizes dismantling Hezbollah as a combatant force, warning that reliance on special operations and intelligence may hinder long-term victory.

Recent protests in Bangladesh, sparked by economic decisions, have created political instability with significant implications for India’s regional influence.

While Russia is likely to provide some political and limited military support to Iran, it will not extend to full-scale involvement, particularly in a potential Iran-Israel conflict.

In this opinion piece, Dr. Elai Rettig discusses the strategic and economic implications of Gaza's energy dependency on Israel, which has shifted from a perceived advantage to a burden.