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David M. Weinberg

David M. Weinberg is vice president of the Jerusalem Institute for Strategic Studies, jiss.org.il. His personal website is: davidmweinberg.com.

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Israel Hayom

David M. WeinbergJanuary 25, 2019

Gantz’s first big mistake

I have some advice for Benny Gantz: Tell us who you really are and what you truly believe—not what your campaign team (so wrongly!) thinks that Israelis want to hear.

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Israel Hayom

David M. WeinbergDecember 23, 2018

Is J Street still pro-Israel?

When it was founded 11 years ago, J Street claimed to be a pro-Israel and pro-peace organization. That was taken to mean partnering with the mainstream Israeli political left to build support in Washington for a two-state solution between Israel and the Palestinians. Or so we were led to believe.

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Israel Hayom

David M. WeinbergDecember 2, 2018

Don’t kill the haredi revolution!

The threat comes from a group of extremist professors who have petitioned the High Court of Justice with a demand to terminate all government funding for gender-segregated college programs geared to the very observant.

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Israel Hayom

David M. WeinbergNovember 4, 2018

Israel has role in fighting anti-Semitism

For the first 25 years of Israel's existence, the unspoken attitude in Jerusalem was that "if Jews abroad have a problem with anti-Semites, they can always immigrate to Israel."

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Israel Hayom

David M. WeinbergOctober 26, 2018

Don’t throw MBS under the bus!

For all its legendary wealth, Saudi Arabia is, after all, a failed state with tribal divisions, byzantine oligarchic intrafamily enmities, zealously rigid religious leaders and a barbaric “justice” system.

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Israel Hayom

Ariel Ben SolomonOctober 19, 2018

Mowing the grass in Gaza

The question is whether Israel used enough force in Operation Protective Edge in 2014 and inflicted enough pain on the enemy to purchase a sizable chunk of time as respite before the next round of "grass mowing."

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Israel Hayom

David M. WeinbergOctober 12, 2018

Warmed-over withdrawal syndrome

In short, a unilateral Israeli withdrawal will not enhance Israeli security nor improve Israel’s international position and moral standing. It will rip Israeli society apart for no good reason.

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Israel Hayom

David M. WeinbergOctober 5, 2018

Iran: Nowhere, no-time supervision

The point of all this is to illustrate the limitations—indeed, the uselessness and even venality, of international institutions—when it comes to guaranteeing Israeli security.

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