Herb Keinon is a journalist and writer based in Israel. He is a regular contributor to the Jerusalem Post and his work has also been featured in the Intermountain Jewish News (IJN). Herb's articles focus on various topics including Israeli politics, the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, and the impact of war on Israel.
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A weakened Syrian regime under Assad, therefore, is in Israel's interest. But here's the rub: Israel would like to see Assad weakened, but not overmuch, and not toppled.
The New Middle East is a region where war and enmity still dominate but where the balance of power has shifted dramatically.
By: Herb Keinon
The fall of Assad may trigger a dynamic of internal unrest that challenges the regime more than anything has in the past.
By: Herb Keinon
This astounding military achievement was relegated to a secondary headline. It was just one more story in a news cycle overflowing with drama.
NATIONAL AFFAIRS: Israel, confronted with the bitter consequences of October 7, has chosen to act decisively rather than passively hope for the best – as it did with Hamas in Gaza and Hezbollah.
The resurrection of the judicial reform debate now suggests that Israel has defeated its external enemies and can once again afford the luxury of toxic internal battles.
For years, Ireland has been an implacable diplomatic foe of Israel, always among the harshest critics in the EU, consistently voting against it at the UN.
By: Herb Keinon
Any hopes Hamas may have had that Iran would quickly be able to rebuild Hezbollah were dashed with the rebel takeover of Syria. Simply put, no one is coming to Hamas’ rescue.
By: Herb Keinon
NATIONAL AFFAIRS: Netanyahu's decision to travel to Mount Hermon, even as he is busy with his legal problems, signals to his base that he is unshaken by the trials.
The irony of arresting Netanyahu at Auschwitz would be astounding, undermining the very purpose of the commemoration.
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