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What Military Strategists Can Learn From Buddha
Strategists by and large are not Buddhists. But maybe more of them should consider it. Some recent revelations about intelligence in the lead-up to the Israeli attack on Iran explain why. As the Wall ...
By any measure, the results have been prodigious. Iran’s nuclear ambitions are delayed. Senior IRGC commanders are dead. Key ...
Military might neither secures peace nor guarantees victory. The adage, “you can’t kill your way out of a war” has been ...
The Yom Kippur War of 1973 was a pivotal conflict that dramatically reshaped the Middle East. This video delves into the key ...
Two years later, Israel nervously watched after an Islamist assassinated Egypt’s president, Anwar Sadat, who had forged the first peace between Israel and an Arab nation. The irony was not lost on ...
President Trump was not pleased. Fresh off putting all the TACO talk to rest (at least for a few news cycles) with the U.S. strikes on Iran’s nuclear facilities, Trump quickly pivoted. By late Monday ...
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Egypt’s Televised Confusion
Egypt’s state-run media has consistently promoted anti-Israeli rhetoric throughout the recent war with Iran—even as the ...
Israel’s adversaries have a long history of suffering humiliation and defeat and loudly declaring victory.
On October 27, 1978, only five years after Egypt started the Yom Kippur War with a surprise attack on Israel, Egyptian President Anwar Sadat and Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Begin were named ...
A Middle East expert and former general believes that Iran's weakness after the war removes obstacles to normalization with ...
President Anwar Sadat’s trip to Jerusalem and its aftermath was the first ... the strategic relationship between the US and Israel, and the Soviet Union’s decline. He added that short-sighted policies ...