Amid recent alleged attacks on both Israeli and Iranian shipping vessels, and on the backdrop of US attempts to bring the Islamic Republic back to the nuclear negotiating table, US Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin landed in Israel Sunday morning. It marked the first time that a senior official in US President Joe Biden’s administration […]
Read MoreOn March 23, Israelis will head to the polls to cast their ballots in an unprecedented fourth national election in under 24 months. Will this round finally bring about a stable governing coalition, or, as the latest polls are forecasting, could the vote result in another political stalemate? Prof. Jonathan Rynhold and Dr. Gayil Talshir will discuss the […]
Read MoreOn Tuesday night, the coronavirus cabinet approved a plan to gradually reopen the education system starting today, as the daily COVID-19 infection rate dropped significantly for the first time in weeks. Prof. Hagai Levine will discuss the decision, its possible implications, what comes next, as well as the current state of Israel’s world-leading vaccination drive. Hagai Levine is Professor […]
Read MoreIn a rare statement made Tuesday, Iran’s intelligence minister said that his country could push for a nuclear weapon, should the international sanctions on Tehran remain in place. Nuclear defense expert Col. (Res.) Dr. Ori Nissim Levy will analyze the statement, its timing and significance, and discuss the next possible steps for Israel, the US and the […]
Read MoreFollowing a one-month delay, Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu’s trial will resume, with a court hearing scheduled for today at 9AM. Prof. Amnon Reichman will discuss the hearing as well as the different possibilities, as Israel is headed to election day. Amnon Reichman is a Professor of Public Law and a Principle Investigator in the Minerva Center for the Study of […]
Read MoreLast Friday the International Criminal Court at the Hague approved an investigation into Israel, to examine alleged war crimes. International Law experts, attorneys Yael Vias Gvirsman and Daniel Pomerantz, will discuss the controversial decision, legal relevance and possible implications both to Israel and also to other countries that could be impacted by this important precedent, including the United States. Vias Gvirsman is the Founder and […]
Read MoreThe European Parliament Foreign Affairs Committee recently raised the issue of the content of the textbooks that are currently being circulated by UNRWA to Palestinian youth, during a hearing with Special Adviser to the UN Secretary-General Fabrizio Hochschild-Drummond. Dr. Kobi Michael will discuss this development, its significance and the possible implications for the agency. Dr. Michael is a […]
Read MoreAccording to the Knesset Elections Law, parties intending to run in the upcoming March 23 national vote are required to submit their lists of candidates no later than forty-seven days prior to the polls opening. Dr. Chaim Weizmann will explain the rapidly changing political map, and provide analysis on the possible outcomes of the election. At the IDC […]
Read MoreJoe Biden was inaugurated as the 46th president of the United States on January 20, 2021. What impact will it have on Israel and the region? And what possible opportunities lie ahead? Sallai Meridor will discuss Biden’s expected policies related to the Palestinians, Iran and the broader Middle East, among other issues. Meridor is a former Israeli […]
Read MoreJanuary 3 marks the one year anniversary of the assassination of Iranian Quds Force chief Qasem Soleimani in a US drone strike in Baghdad. The targeted killing further raised tensions between Washington and Tehran, which has vowed to respond, possibly against Israeli targets. Eliezer Tzafrir will discuss the probability of a flare up and its potential […]
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