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Second IL15 Conference 2009

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7.4.09

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National Security

The Dahiyah Doctrine

The Dahiyah Doctrine

The Dahiyah Doctrine refers to an IDF military strategy developed in the aftermath of the Second Lebanon war that focuses on using disproportionate air power and artillery against a seemingly new type of fighting model of non-state terrorist and guerilla organizations.
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1.15.07

National Security

Israel's National Security Concept is Irrelevant

Israel's National Security Concept is Irrelevant

This document deals with the irrelevancy of Israel's National Security Concept and the pressing need to update and translate it to a policy based on political, economic and military resources.
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Reut in the Media

6.17.09

Reut in the Media

2009 ISRAEL 15 Vision Conference Photos

2009 ISRAEL 15 Vision Conference Photos

Photos from the 2009 ISRAEL 15 Vision Conference involving key note speeches from Tzipi Livni and Avishai Braverman as well as panels with Shraga Brosh, Ofer Eini, Manuel Trachtenberg, Raanan Dinur and others.
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Reut in the Media

6.16.09

Reut in the Media

NYT: The Virtual Mosque

NYT: The Virtual Mosque

For the first time, the moderate forces in the Moslem world, who were always stranded between authoritarian regimes that had all the powers of the state and Islamists who had all the powers of the mosque, now have their own place to come together and project power: the network.
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Important Documents

Socioeconomic Leapfrog

'National Resilience' Victory on the Home Front

Israel's National Security is Irrelevant

The Roadmap and the Future of a Palestinian State

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