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Amos Yadlin


Amos Yadlin served as Israel's chief of defense intelligence and then, from 2011-2021, as executive director of the Institute for National Security Studies (INSS) in Tel Aviv.

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  1. Observation ·

    Naftali Bennett Enters the International Arena

    By Amos Yadlin

    Committed to developing and supporting the intellectual, religious, and political leaders of the Jewish people and the Jewish state.

    Naftali Bennett Enters the International Arena
  2. Response ·

    Where We See Gaza in Ten Years

    By Amos Yadlin, Ari Heistein

    Since Israel’s withdrawal from the Gaza Strip in 2005 and Hamas’s takeover in 2007, the enclave has become what is known in policy and planning as a “wicked problem”—one in which efforts to treat some...

    Where We See Gaza in Ten Years
  3. Response ·

    What Happens Next with the Israeli-Emirati Accords?

    By Amos Yadlin

    This year’s “October surprise” may have arrived several months early, in the form of last week’s historic demonstration that the Middle East contains not only threats but also opportunities. Peace has...

    What Happens Next with the Israeli-Emirati Accords?
  4. Observation ·

    Podcast: Amos Yadlin on the Mysterious Explosions Sowing Chaos in Iran

    By Tikvah Podcast at Mosaic, Amos Yadlin

    Committed to developing and supporting the intellectual, religious, and political leaders of the Jewish people and the Jewish state.

    Podcast: Amos Yadlin on the Mysterious Explosions Sowing Chaos in Iran
  5. Response ·

    Has a Golden Age of Sunni Cooperation Dawned?

    By Amos Yadlin

    Beginning in 2011 with the Arab Spring, the Middle East—as Ofir Haivry correctly observes —has undergone irreversible changes. In his judgment, these events marked “the crumbling of a century-old Sun...

    Has a Golden Age of Sunni Cooperation Dawned?
  6. Response ·

    The Case for Unilateral Action

    By Amos Yadlin

    Elliott Abrams’ analysis of Israel’s strategic environment is almost entirely on point. He is right that Israel’s status quo is much more sustainable than is commonly argued, and right again on the...

    The Case for Unilateral Action