Israeli figures warn state has ‘lost control’ as West Bank settlers attack: Citing Ofer Shelah in the Washington Post
The Washington Post, 
23 November, 2025
On the Record Podacst: Ofer Shelah, Former MK and Founding member of Yesh Atid
i24 News, 
12 November, 2025
Israel plans to seize parts of Gaza and stay indefinitely: Citing Ofer Shelah in the Washington Post
The Washington Post, 
7 May, 2025
Tensions over Palestinians at heart of Trump’s Middle East gambit: citing Ofer Shelah
Washington Post, 
20 February, 2025
Tensions over Palestinians at heart of Trump’s Middle East gambit: Citing Ofer Shelah
 
16 February, 2025
Palestinians’ return to northern Gaza complicates Netanyahu’s war aims: Citing Ofer Shelah
AP, 
30 January, 2025
“The ceasefire isn’t just beneficial — it’s necessary,” says Ofer Shelah, a former MK and current director of the Israel National Security Policy research program at the Institute for National Security Studies (INSS) in Tel Aviv, speaking to Mishpacha. “What matters most is stopping the fighting, not what’s written in the agreement. The specifics of the document are secondary....
No expectations of a swift deal for Gaza after Lebanon ceasefire
Reuters, 
27 November, 2024
However, Ofer Shelah, a senior researcher at Tel Aviv University's Institute for National Security Studies (INSS) think tank, said this delinking might ultimately make it harder to end the bloodshed in Gaza. "There'll be no real pressure now on Israel over Gaza," Shelah told Reuters.
Gaza war will have ‘irreparable’ consequences on Israel, security expert says
The New Arab, 
3 November, 2024
An Israeli security expert warned that if an alternative to continuing a war on Gaza is not found soon, the damage to Israel will be "irreparable", Arab48 reported. Ofer Shelah, a researcher at the Institute for National Security Studies at Tel Aviv University, specified the damage would be done to "Israel, its army, its economy and its well-being". Shelah, who is also the...
Has Hezbollah Been Weakened by Israel’s Recent Attacks?
The New York Times, 
25 October, 2024
The shortages are partly because of limits on arms transfers to Israel that “could become worse if Israel loses its current legitimacy for its actions in Lebanon,” the paper warned. The paper was written by Brig. Gen. Guy Hazut, an author of books on military affairs, and Ofer Shelah, the director of the Israel National Security Policy research program at the institute and a...