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Print Issue No. 18: THE SUMMER OF STRATEGIC DECISION
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June 2026
Recent Articles
Why Israel’s Government Voted to Recognize the Armenian Genocide
How the geopolitical tide can turn in thirty years! If 1996 was the high-water mark of Turkish-Israeli relations, 2026 is their lowest ebb: from a free-trade agreement to a trade embargo; from an Israeli tourism boom to virtually none; from close military cooperation under their landmark MOU to Erdogan’s threats of military confrontation; and from […]
A. Borshchevskaya on the New Global Fault Lines
From Ukraine to Iran, and amid tensions between Washington and Jerusalem, Anna Borshchevskaya analyzes a major geopolitical realignment. Alliances, wars, power struggles, and U.S. strategic choices are increasingly intertwined within the same geopolitical arena, where every decision could reshape the global balance of power. TVAbraham #JSTribune #Ukraine #Russia #Iran #Israel #UnitedStates #Geopolitics
From El-Sissi’s Egypt to the End of Political Islam
Why Top-Down Decrees Can’t Cure the Region’s Crisis? El-Sissi diagnosed the symptom. He did not know how to cure the disease. On January 1, 2015, Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sissi stood before the scholars of Al-Azhar University and issued an ambitious call for a “religious revolution.” He warned that it was both mathematically and morally […]
