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CFR experts discuss the latest developments in Israel, including ongoing protests against the government's recent decision to limit the powers of the country's Supreme Court. 

While Hezbollah chief Hassan Nasrallah relishes over growing internal rift within the Israeli society, Washington is increasingly concerned and making calls to senior Israeli officials to manage the crisis.

A Washington Post columnist warned on Sunday that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is the biggest security threat facing Israel. Even before Donald Trump was elected president, I ...

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Netanyahu Has Willingly Plunged Israel Into Unprecedented Chaos. He's Lost the Battle, but May Yet Lose the War The Military Will Be Able to Fulfill Its Tasks, but the Real Damage Will Be Felt Over the Long Term

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Are met. one of the sticking points between ukraine and nato was not creating an official timeline for membership, since theyre still at war. max boot, of the council on foreign relations, wrote about that in the washington post this week. i spoke to him earlier. max, thank you forjoining us. i want to start with a recent column you wrote for the washington post. the title was" ukraine in nato: my heart says yes, my head says no". how your head and heart feeling after watching this nato summit t...

Of ukraine. that is something i hope will not occur, because we are seeing nato stronger than ever right now, and a lot of thatis ever right now, and a lot of that is due i think to the leadership of president biden that has provided, whereas if trump were in office he would not be supporting ukraine, he would not be supporting our nato allies, he would probably be kowtowing to putin as he was five years ago in helsinki, the very city that president biden visited this last week. max. visited thi...

Organizations of the 21st century. president truman signed the charter that puts the proclamation into effect. nato was founded in the years following world war ii to counter the soviet unions growing military might. 0riginally there were 12 countries from europe and north america. a few othersjoined in the decades to come. by the late 1980s, nato was made up of these countries — thats the 12 founding members, plus greece, turkey, germany and spain. in the late 1990s there was a post cold war ...

Wrote about this in the washington post. i spoke to him earlier. max, thank you forjoining us. i want to start with a recent column you wrote for the washington post. the title was" ukraine in nato: my heart says yes, my head says no". how your head and heart feeling after watching this nato summit this week? im feeling pretty good, i think even president zelensky based on what he said is feeling ok, i think the outcome is the best you can hope for, which is that ukraine gets to draw closer to n...