The Unspoken Consequences of the War in Iran
The Israeli public views the strikes against the Ayatollah regime through a tactical lens: who was assassinated, which military capabilities were disabled, and when the Iranian missile stockpile
The True Winner of the War in Iran Will Be China
The campaign in the Persian Gulf underscores the urgent need to transition away from oil and gas.
When Energy Becomes a Target: The Hidden Risks of the War with Iran
Israelis are closely following the military campaign against Iran: which commanders were eliminated, how much damage was inflicted, and how long Iran can sustain its missile fire. But there is
With the World Focused on Iran, Ukraine Stuns Russia in the Mediterranean – Ksenia Svetlova, Haaretz, April 2026
"The Ukrainians are operating under the relative anonymity afforded by commercial shipping," Ksenia Svetlova, director of the Israel–Middle East program at the Mitvim Institute and a research
Israel weathers energy shock from Iran war even as world battles crisis – Gabriel Mitchell, Al-Monitor, March 2026
"The discovery of offshore natural gas has allowed Israel to be in a situation where it isn't feeling the economic pinch on the energy front the way that other countries are," said Gabriel
Crude conflict as energy becomes war weapon
The ongoing conflict with Iran has not led to acute energy shortages, thanks to a resilient global market and strategic reserves. The U.S. has become energy independent, while the International
Shared vision of alignment: Azerbaijan’s strategically important energy deal with Israel – opinion
SOCAR’s expanding footprint in Israel could eventually open new routes and strategies for future export diversification in the region.
The risks and rewards of Israeli-Turkish energy cooperation
At a press conference in Rome on June 27, 2016, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced that Israel had reached a reconciliation agreement with Turkey. Israel’s premier stated
