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Lt. Col. (res.) Stéphane Cohen, head of the OSINT (Open source intelligence) Department at the Institute for National Security Studies (INSS)’s Data Analytics Center in Tel Aviv, believes unifying Syria will be a challenge. “For many years, different parties tried to unify Syria, through Ba’athism or Syrian nationalism,” Cohen told JNS. “There are the Kurds on the eastern side...

Data from the Institute of National Security Studies (INSS) at Tel Aviv University shows that since the conflict began a year ago, 180 drones have been launched by Houthi rebels, 150 by Shia militias in Iraq, and 170 by Iran. Most of these drones have been intercepted, many before entering Israeli airspace. ...Dr. Yehoshua Kalisky, a senior researcher at INSS, explained that...

The question in the screenshot reads: “Recently, the military prosecution requested to extend the detention of the five soldiers suspected of serious abuse and it was clear that evidence was added to strengthen the suspicions against them. In your opinion, if it is found that there is a basis for suspicions against the five suspects, how should they be treated: (% Jews).”