Why Turkey’s nuclear program will not end with Iran’s defeat — and why Israel has yet to grasp it Five days after the active phase of the war with Iran ended, on April 14, 2026, Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan stated that Israeli strikes…
Results of a public opinion survey conducted in Israel by Geocartography, March 2026, using a questionnaire developed by Dor Moriah analysts. The survey examines how Israelis perceive the “Hexagonal Alliance” — Prime Minister Netanyahu’s proposed regional grouping — and assesses public views on the…
1. The Military Crisis and a Shifting Energy Architecture On March 19, 2026, at a press conference in Jerusalem — with the war against Iran visibly escalating — Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu sketched out a possible new oil and gas transit route: pipelines…
U.S. Ambassador to Israel Mike Huckabee’s interview with Tucker Carlson has become a major news event in its own right.1 It has provoked a backlash within the Republican Party at home and threatens to reshape international dynamics, particularly in the Middle East. How will…
Introduction Israel’s intelligence community is likely to remember 2024–2025 as a period of unprecedented escalation in Iranian espionage activity inside Israel. Over these two years, the change was not just in the sheer number of detected cases but in the profile of those being…
How the American Withdrawal from Syria Confirmed the Worst Predictions — and Exposed New Threats Analysis based on a January 2026 survey conducted by the Dor Moria Analytical Center under the Haifa Format project. Sample: 1,009 respondents, nationally representative of the Israeli population. Margin…
The Ontological Bubble of Israeli Society Through the Lens of a New Survey Research conducted by the Dor Moria Analytical Center in partnership with the Geocartography Center as part of the Haifa Format project. Sample: 1,009 respondents, representative of Israel’s population aged 18+. Margin…
This policy brief examines a striking paradox: more than 30 years after the “Great Aliyah” of the 1990s, Russian-speaking immigrants remain economically and institutionally integrated into Israel while still lacking full recognition in the country’s symbolic and cultural sphere. The paper analyzes Israeli society…
New Research Reveals a Dangerous Gap Between Israeli Perception and Geopolitical Reality Eighty percent of Israelis see Turkey as a threat. Yet only about 6% name the actors best positioned to check it. That gap is more than a polling curiosity—it may be shaping…
How Financial Oligarchy Turned Capitalism Into a System for Producing Subjectlessness Wells’s Prophecy Fulfilled in Reverse In H.G. Wells’s The Time Machine, humanity splits into two species: the beautiful, carefree Eloi living in gardens on Earth’s surface, and the grotesque Morlocks operating underground machines….