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Dan Schueftan
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Dan Schueftan
November 23, 2021
When it comes to Iran, is the US missing the bigger picture?
While the nuclear deal seeks to limit Tehran’s progress in uranium enrichment, it fails to account for an array of negative repercussions on the region.
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Dan Schueftan
November 18, 2021
Don’t overlook Egypt’s regional responsibility
Egypt is the only anchor of relative stability in this fragmented and combustible region. President el-Sisi deserves help—or at the very least that we not stand in his way.
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Dan Schueftan
November 2, 2021
Israeli democracy needs no help
History has shown that Israel is more than capable of addressing its human rights issues. It does not need help, especially from groups with no moral ground to stand on.
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Dan Schueftan
October 26, 2021
Human-rights groups in service of terrorism
Against the U.S. failure to combat terrorism in Iraq and Afghanistan, Israel manages to not only battle a constant terror threat, but also to thrive.
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Dan Schueftan
October 6, 2021
A culture of violence
Arab society was violent, tribal, patriarchal and oppressive long before the advent of Zionism, the establishment of the Jewish state and the “occupation” of Judea and Samaria.
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Dan Schueftan
September 9, 2021
The Gilboa Prison escape and Israel’s fear of rocking the boat
Addicted to the fake notion of maintaining “peace and quiet,” Israel’s political echelon and judiciary have gone from acting in the public’s interests to doing that which looks best in the media.
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Dan Schueftan
July 7, 2021
Don’t overlook Israel’s success
Those who have lamented that Israel is in a constant state of crisis must acknowledge the tremendous strides it has made, however incremental and temporary they may be.
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Dan Schueftan
July 1, 2021
Biden will not abandon Israel
Washington might not be as dependent on the Middle East as in the past, but the region is still an important strategic position for the superpower.
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Dan Schueftan
June 16, 2021
The Mossad chief got it wrong
Hezbollah, Hamas and the Iranian regime are radicals, even when they act pragmatically.
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Dan Schueftan
June 9, 2021
A more threatening stick, with baby carrots
Israel must not fall for the illusion of a long-term diplomatic arrangement with Hamas.
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Dan Schueftan
June 2, 2021
The day after coexistence
Every Israeli national security official now has to prepare contingencies for a multi-front war in which Israeli Arabs join the fighting against the Jewish state.
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Dan Schueftan
May 25, 2021
‘Operation Guardian of the Walls’: More than meets the eye
Hundreds of millions of Hamas dollars went down the drain during the Gaza conflict. The effects of this military campaign run deeper than you might think.
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Dan Schueftan
May 19, 2021
Damage control on the Gaza front
Although the current conflict was forced on Israel and it would have been better had it not erupted, the Jewish state has the opportunity to make lemonade out of the lemons.
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Yom Hazikaron 2021
Dan Schueftan
April 14, 2021
The fallen made us stronger
Israeli society must persevere via its unique blend of multi-generational stamina and liberty, creativity and constructive focus that give meaning to this life.
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Dan Schueftan
April 6, 2021
Power corrupts, weakness corrupts absolutely
America’s enemies smell blood and are responding, as expected, with provocations.
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