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Dr. Jesse Weinberg is a Researcher at the INSS and the coordinator of the Israel and the Global Powers research program. He received his Ph.D. from Tel Aviv University, where he wrote his dissertation on U.S. relations with Syria from 1977 to 1988.
Dr. Weinberg’s current research focuses on U.S.–Middle East relations, U.S. foreign policy, great power competition, and the Middle East within the international system. He holds a Bachelor’s degree in History and Political Science and a Master’s degree in History from Tufts University, as well as an M.Sc. in the History of International Relations from the London School of Economics and Political Science, awarded with distinction.
Jesse R. Weinberg
Researcher
Publications
All PublicationsDashboard: The Military Campaign Against Iran
The Data Analytics Center at the Institute for National Security Studies presents a real-time situation report on the military campaign against Iran. The report includes a dedicated dashboard featuring selected data, accompanied by an interactive map depicting the situation on the ground. The data is updated continuously and as accurately as possible, based on intelligence assessments, open-source information, and media reports.
1 March, 2026Interactive Map: Operation Epic Fury (Lion's Roar)
This interactive map provides a strategic situational overview of the Middle East theater during the joint Israeli-American operation against Iran. It features Israeli and U.S. strikes across the region, Iranian strikes within Arab nations, U.S. force deployments, and Iranian military facilities and bases. Additionally, users can enable an optional layer displaying strikes from Operation Rising Lion for comparative analysis. The map is updated continuously with the highest possible precision, based on open-source intelligence (OSINT) and media reports.
28 February, 2026Strategic Assessment: Scenarios for US Intervention in the Unrest in Iran and Possible Iranian Responses
The options available to the US administration in dealing with Tehran, Iran’s possible responses to these measures—and the implications for Israel
19 January, 2026The Trump Administration’s National Security Strategy: Implications for Israel
The Trump administration’s National Security Strategy (NSS), released on December 4, 2025, reshapes the “America First” doctrine in ways that undermine the traditional conception of US hegemony. Rather than value-based leadership of the democratic-liberal camp, it emphasizes recognition of states’ nationalism and non-interference in their internal affairs.
18 December, 2025NATO Summit June 2025—A Victory for Trump and Security Challenges for Europe
The American commitment—and the European price: What are the outcomes of the military alliance summit held in The Hague—and how will they affect Israel?
16 July, 2025Is Our Hope Lost? A Snapshot of Tribalism in Israeli Society
2025-04-22 All magazine articles