Ben-Gurion’s peripheral doctrine — leaning on the non-Arab periphery (Iran, Turkey, Ethiopia) against the Arab environment — has stopped functioning as a strategic frame for Israeli security. Two of its load-bearing states, Iran and Turkey, have become the cores of two axes of resistance…
Trump is dismantling the Iranian axis — and with the same motion strengthening the Turkish one, which openly names Israel a threat On June 24, the Trump administration notified Congress of its intent to sell Turkey a batch of General Electric F110 aircraft engines…
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…
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…
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…