From The Negev To The Golan Heights
From The Negev To The Golan Heights is a substack about Israel, Israel-Arab war, history and life. An ex IDF officer, obssesed with running marathons and living life to the fullest.
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Israel’s Space Industry: From Strategic Necessity to Commercial Opportunity (opens the original)
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The US government has recently disclosed in much fanfare that it has weaponized space! I didn’t understand what the big deal was. Space has been weaponized since day one, when the Soviet Union launched its first satellite, Sputnik, and played it up as a great victory over the “Capitalist Pigs” in an ideological war of the time.Since then, space has been used for reconnaissance, communications, and other military uses. Nevertheless, I thought this was a good opportunity to talk about the Israeli
Saudi Arabia’s Reality Check (opens the original)
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In several previous articles, I’ve gone over one Middle Eastern country after another, analyzing its position and standing in the Middle East. I’ve done it in the context of their positions towards Israel. Turkey, Egypt, Syria. In the face of the escalating war between Iran, specifically its proxy the Houthis, and the House of Saud, it’s time to discuss this monarchy. A common saying is that you
The Forgotten Holocaust (opens the original)
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One massacre a day. That was the minimum rhythm of Jewish destruction in the blood-soaked borderlands of the collapsing Russian Empire.Between 1919 and 1921, more than 1,000 pogroms erupted in some 500 towns and cities, killing at least 50,000 Jews—and, by the harder reckoning of the University of Pennsylvania’s Katz Center, upwards of 100,000. Other sources put the number of killed as high as 300,000. The YIVO Institute, custodian of the most significant archive on Eastern European Jewry, does
The Road To Becoming Tech Giant (opens the original)
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I went to the annual AWS conference in Tel Aviv. It’s Israel's biggest software development conference, with 14,000 attendees this year. I try to do it every year if I can. My aim in going to these conferences is to get a sense of where the Israeli high-tech sector is heading. Where do we stand? What are the challenges? What are the devs working on?More than attending the lectures, which are interesting to me as a software developer, I want to talk to actual SW developers and hear their voices.
Building the Shield (opens the original)
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I recently wrote about the state of the Israeli economy and briefly touched upon the military-industrial complex. It is growing rapidly in both the solutions it provides and in production scale.On August 31, 2026, Israel and Greece signed the $3.5B Achilles Shield agreement, covering a multilayered national air-defense network. The package includes David’s Sling, SPYDER, BARAK MX, radars, command-and-control systems and Iron Dome.With this deal in mind and a possible new sale to Finland, I think
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