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‘Perfect storm’: Ronen Bar warned classified Knesset panel of war 3 weeks before Oct. 7 (opens the original)
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Another warning issued before the October 7 attack has now come to light. About three weeks before the massacre, then-Shin Bet chief Ronen Bar warned the Knesset Foreign Affairs and Defense Committee’s Subcommittee on Intelligence and Secret Services of the near-term risk of war, including a possible multi-front conflict, ynet has learned.Bar called Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in July 2023 to warn of the risk of war. Bar later briefed opposition leader Yair Lapid on the same warning. Netan
Kurds, Ahmadinejad and a march on Tehran: Inside Israel’s failed plan to topple Iran’s regime (opens the original)
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In 1932, Ze’ev Jabotinsky published an essay that became foundational, at least for the Revisionist minority. Its title was “On Adventurism.” An avantura, in Yiddish, is something between an adventure and a brawl. An “adventurist,” a trouble-seeking daredevil, was a serious insult in the cautious world of the Jewish shtetl. Jabotinsky came along and argued, in the context of the struggle against the British White Paper, precisely the opposite. There are moments, he said, when such adventurers ar
‘Our safety net is disappearing’: Former IDF intelligence chief warns US support is collapsing (opens the original)
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American public opinion is becoming increasingly hostile toward Israel. The shift began among Democrats, where positions once confined to the far left have entered the mainstream, and has spread to parts of the Republican Party, gaining influence under Vice President JD Vance.“Our safety net against sanctions is disappearing,” former IDF Military Intelligence chief Tamir Hayman told ynet analyst Nadav Eyal on Monday at the opening of the ynet and Yedioth Ahronoth National Security Conference, he
Western intelligence: Iran may strike Israel first to force wider war (opens the original)
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Western intelligence agencies assess that Iran may try to draw Israel into a renewed confrontation and could even choose to strike first.The assessment is based in part on what appears to be Jerusalem’s reluctance to return to war, as well as emerging strains in Israel-U.S. relations that Tehran may seek to exploit.Against the backdrop of preparations for a possible escalation over the weekend, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is expected to convene the inner security cabinet on Friday.Defense
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