The national security implications of the revolt against judicial reform Some of my fellow generals have crossed the red line. Amir Avivi Feb. 16, 2023
A new Judea and Samaria policy will promote security Opponents in the security establishment should hold their doomsday forecasts. Amir Avivi Dec. 12, 2022
Iran is seeking to expand its power over global trade The Islamic republic’s imperial ambitions could threaten the entire world. Amir Avivi Oct. 6, 2022
The emerging unholy alliance between Russia, Turkey and Iran Vladmir Putin’s summit in Tehran is a bad sign for the United States, Israel and the West in general. Amir Avivi July 25, 2022
Israeli security establishment agrees: Iran deal is a strategic calamity The attempt to politicize basic facts about the fatally flawed agreement with Iran will compromise Israel’s security and its founding principle to reserve the right for self-defense. Amir Avivi April 12, 2022
Israel must put down the pen and pick up the sword It is time to shed the failed concept of the Kellogg-Briand Pact. Amir Avivi March 10, 2022
Is the US headed towards a bad deal with Iran? What is needed is a totally different agreement from the JCPOA—one that meaningfully guarantees that Tehran will never have the capability to produce nuclear weapons. Amir Avivi and Yossi Kuperwasser Dec. 30, 2021
New ideas for achieving Israeli-Palestinian peace are long overdue It’s tragic how little conversation there has been on the various models of autonomy and self-governance for the Palestinian Arabs that can be employed to achieve peace and prosperity. Amir Avivi and Elie Kirshenbaum Nov. 9, 2021
Dividing Jerusalem 101 The U.S. administration is putting immense pressure on the Israeli government to allow the reopening of the consulate in the heart of the Jewish state’s capital. Amir Avivi and Or Yissachar Oct. 31, 2021
