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By prioritizing crisis management in response to escalating tensions, President Biden and his national security team risk inadvertently paving the way for a war between Iran and Israel. The Sullivan Doctrine, which appears to avoid taking decisive measures against Iranian aggression, heightens the possibility of a war that could lead to the first-ever use of a nuclear strike in the Middle East.

Policymakers should plan for artificial superintelligence systems by building governing systems and necessary infrastructure.

"We knew he went out on missions, of the type that the Shaldag [Unit] carries out, to bring intelligence from all kinds of places, but he didnt talk about it and we didnt know a great deal more than that," Zeevik Rosenthal tells me as we sit on the

Piecing together the events behind a legendary IDF commando’s October 7 death – when he stepped into the chaotic security void.

The plan to assassinate Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar, presented to Netanyahu, was detailed and ready for execution but was ultimately rejected by the prime minister.

It’s common knowledge that we only hear about top-secret missions years after the fact. These are the strangest in military history.

Members of fighter jet squadron -- most of whom said they would refuse to join exercise in protest of government -- will hold dialogue with commanders

The Israeli government's planned restriction of the power of the judiciary in the country has received flak from various quarters. Now, a majority of reservists of an Israeli Air Force fighter jet squadron have announced that they won't attend one of their planned training sessions later this week. Thirty-seven of 40 members of IAF’s 69th Squadron have said they will boycott Wednesday's planned exercises. 

69th Squadron, which operates F-15I jets, say they will not show up for Wednesday's training session in protest of government moves but will report for operational missions

Halevi tells PM army's operational capacity could be harmed if trend expands, a concern echoed by Defense Minister Gallant, who calls for compromise on judicial overhaul