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Oded Granot
Israel Hayom
May 22, 2019
If Gulf crisis worsens, Israel won’t be able to keep out of it
The White House is still hoping that despite their recalcitrant statements, the Iranians will come to their senses and agree to return to the negotiating table.
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Oded Granot
May 15, 2019
All roads lead to Tehran
The Iranians, who normally use proxies to do their bidding, have warned that if they can’t export oil from the Gulf, no one can.
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Israel Hayom
Oded Granot
March 13, 2019
Israeli-Jordanian relations: Public criticism, private cooperation
Relations have known their share of tribulations over the past 25 years, but have recently reached a low point.
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Israel Hayom
Oded Granot
February 13, 2019
An anti-Iranian show of force
For Israel, which is taking part in Warsaw summit, this represents a rare moment to talk with Arab leaders in an international forum that does not deal with the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
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Israel Hayom
Oded Granot
January 31, 2019
A revolution on hold
In the past 40 years, it has become clear to Iran’s citizens that while the radical and conservative religious ideology of the ayatollahs remains intact, the same cannot be said of the Islamic Revolution’s promises of reform and change.
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Israel Hayom
Oded Granot
January 27, 2019
Nasrallah prefers to stay quiet
Breaking his two-month silence, he says Hezbollah has no interest in launching a war, but will respond without proportion if Israel attacks targets in Lebanon.
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Israel Hayom
Oded Granot
January 6, 2019
A new-old Middle East
The conclusion reached by almost every player involved in the fighting in Syria to fall in line with the victor, Bashar Assad, and enter dialogue with Russian President Vladimir Putin, who is the real master in Syria.
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Israel Hayom
Oded Granot
December 6, 2018
Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah showed his true colors
He is a bitter enemy, and Hezbollah is a mini-army of highly motivated terrorists, who are skilled in battle and armed with 150,000 missiles that threaten Israel nationwide.
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Israel Hayom
Oded Granot
December 4, 2018
The escalating Israeli dilemma in Lebanon
Every few months, Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah makes a point of warning Israel not to attack Lebanon and make all sorts of threats.
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Israel Hayom
Oded Granot
November 13, 2018
Israel must reclaim the initiative in Gaza conundrum
Hamas and Islamic Jihad realize that Israeli leaders want quiet at almost any cost and are averse to anything that could spark an uncontrollable conflagration. This has all but destroyed the foundations of Israeli deterrence.
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Israel Hayom
Oded Granot
September 20, 2018
Israel’s task just got a little harder in Syria
Israel has taken a justified but complex task upon itself: to prevent, from the air and without forces on the ground, Iranian entrenchment in Syria and the transfer of lethal weapons to Hezbollah.
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Israel Hayom
Oded Granot
July 12, 2018
Iran is in Syria to stay
This was Putin and Netanyahu’s third meeting since the start of the year, and despite the smiles, handshakes and cordial atmosphere, there is a sense of frustration in Jerusalem at Russia’s lack of desire or ability to remove Iran and its satellites from the Syrian arena.
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Israel Hayom
Oded Granot
June 1, 2018
Too soon to celebrate
For months, the Iranians have suspected that Russia was interested in playing the role of sole influencer in Syria.
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