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Yaakov Lappin

Yaakov Lappin

Yaakov Lappin is an Israel-based military affairs correspondent and analyst. He is the in-house analyst at the Miryam Institute; a research associate at the Alma Research and Education Center; and a research associate at the Begin-Sadat Center for Strategic Studies at Bar-Ilan University. He is a frequent guest commentator on international television news networks, including Sky News and i24 News. Lappin is the author of Virtual Caliphate: Exposing the Islamist State on the Internet. Follow him at: www.patreon.com/yaakovlappin.

‘Hezbollah’s provocations and Hamas’s ability to operate on multiple fronts could trigger war even unintentionally.’
Tehran aims for a sustained, localized terror campaign by transferring bomb-production know-how
The terrorist responsible for the deadly attack near Modi’in on Aug. 31 was a father of five in his 40s, and had a permit to work in Israel.
The INS Drakon, under construction in Germany, could include new missile launch abilities.
Commanded by the president’s brother, the 4th Division maintains close coordination with the Revolutionary Guards.
The aircraft, soon to become operational, can collect information on thousands of targets spanning thousands of kilometers.
As firearms continue to flood the area, and the IDF sends in more backup forces, Iran, Hamas and Islamic Jihad are all pouring fuel on the fire.
The Arrow 3 array is set to enter into initial operational status in 2025.
Despite having a population a little larger than New York City, Israel’s cyber prowess is that of a global superpower, says professor Chuck Freilich.
The portrayal of these individuals as insane is designed to evade questions of ideological motivation and state responsibility, says Israel’s ex-deputy National Security Council chief.
Iran’s announcement on Wednesday that it is developing a supersonic cruise missile is the latest step in a dangerous Middle Eastern arms race.
The P.A., which risks being further sidelined in the event of such an agreement, is hoping Jerusalem will reject Saudi Arabia’s terms, expert says.