Book & Movie Reviews June 2026

Are There Laws of War?

Azar Gat, Military Theory and the Conduct of War, Oxford University Press, 2025 As the ongoing conflict in Iran has made...
Essays June 2026

Towards a Civilizational Perception of the Jewish State

In contemporary studies of international relations, the cultural background of foreign policy has become a central...
Essays June 2026

AI as the Next World Order

Artificial Intelligence is not merely the latest sector of industrial advancement. It is the architect of a new global...
Essays June 2026

ISRAEL’S NUCLEAR DETERRENCE
CASTING A WIDER “NET”

Even after “Operation Roaring Lion” and America’s “Operation Epic Fury,” Israel’s presumptive nuclear weapons remain...
Essays June 2026

Where is Hungary’s New Government Headed in the Post-Orban Era?

The new Hungarian Tisza government promises to adhere to the strict immigration policies of recent years. But what does the...
JST WorldWatch June 2026

Authoritarian Regimes: The Illusion of the Insider

https://youtu.be/shu-EJwUvkU What if authoritarian regimes do not fall the way we imagine? In The Jerusalem...
Essays June 2026

Knowledge and Power

Knowledge is a power tool. It is arguably the most potent one in the human toolbox. As a global knowledge-leader, America’s...
Essays June 2026

Jill Biden’s Evasive New Memoir

Former First Lady Jill Biden’s new memoir is called View From the East Wing. Not “a” or “the” view (which, in any case, no...
Essays June 2026

Abraham, Cyrus, and the New Middle East

For years, the dominant geopolitical language surrounding the Middle East revolved around multipolarity. China rising....
Essays June 2026

Time to Recalibrate False Assumptions and Political Fantasies: The Cases of Iran and Venezuela

In May, The New York Times reported that Iran’s former president, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, had allegedly been recruited by the...
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