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Israel Kasnett

Israel Kasnett

Israel Kasnett, editor at the Jerusalem Center for Security and Foreign Affairs, offers expert analysis on Israeli politics, society and regional developments at JNS.org. With a deep understanding of the region, he delivers insightful commentary that challenges media bias and provides a clear perspective on Israel.

“We are doing the best we can to help process everyone,” said Yael Katsman, vice president of public relations and communications at Nefesh B’Nefesh.
While the agreement has already borne fruit for Israel, some experts urge caution about overemphasizing the long-term benefits.
An independent review by IMPACT-se shows Palestinian textbooks contain an overwhelming amount of incitement to violence, terror, martyrdom, jihad and anti-Semitism.
Growing claims that it has always been biased against Israel are prompting the re-evaluation of its effectiveness and even use.
While some experts view her as a mainstream choice to help “secure Israeli vital interests in Washington,” there is concern that Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden potentially selecting Democratic progressives for other cabinet positions if elected.
“Since 2007, there has been a steady drumbeat of a message that Israel is improving its relations with moderate Arab countries,” said Josh Krasna of the Jerusalem Institute for Strategic Studies and the Foreign Policy Research Institute.
Officials are not yet willing to talk about a series of explosions and fires at power plants across the country “because they’re still looking for the culprit(s) and figuring out how to respond,” said Farzin Nadimi, an associate fellow at the Washington Institute for Near East Policy.
Nearly half of the new arrivals are children under the age of 18.