
A look at what the coming week will bring -- and a list of recommended RANE articles from the week that was.
A look at what the coming week will bring -- and a list of recommended RANE articles from the week that was.
The prospect of an Israeli state that includes at least some of the Palestinian territories is growing amid both sides' disinterest in a peace process and Israel's continued West Bank expansions.
By Ryan Bohl
Israel's attempts to remain neutral during the Ukraine war may not survive Russian escalation in Ukraine or a new Israeli prime minister in 2023.
A key defection to the opposition has left the government on the verge of collapse, which could see the country hold new elections for the fifth time in four years.
Additional attacks could ruin the peace between Israel and the Palestinian Territories, and they could even spark another war in Gaza.
While it remains remote, the risk of a major conflict breaking out between the two regional rivals is slowly growing.
RANE senior Middle East and North Africa analyst Ryan Bohl discusses the agenda during the Israeli prime minister's visit to Moscow, and why it matters.
The near-crises created by a meeting with the Palestinian president and a tree-planting project bode ill for the ideologically diverse coalition's long-term survival.
A more pragmatic Israeli approach to a possible limited nuclear deal with Iran could extend the life of any JCPOA breakthrough.
If nuclear talks fail, ransomware attacks could enable Tehran to disrupt U.S. critical infrastructure and key sectors as part of an aggressive escalation campaign.