David Siegel and Lawrence Muscant argue that closer Europe-Israel cooperation serves America’s own strategic interests, reducing U.S. defense burdens while Israeli technology and intelligence-sharing strengthen
Mark Sachs, a director with ELNET-US, argues that even as the United States remains Israel’s most important ally, shifting American public opinion and an increasingly
Israel’s resumption of airstrikes on Gaza stamped the end of its ceasefire with Hamas and added to tension in the Middle East, which U.S. President
The almost 180-degree shift on Ukraine from the Biden administration to the Trump administration – is almost a mirror image of the change in Washington when it comes to Israel (…)
Iran’s attack on Israel was unprecedented. So too was the coordinated response by Israel, the U.S., UK, France, Cyprus, Jordan and Saudi Arabia. The Western alliance responded with haste, efficiency, and precision and may be strong enough to thwart China, Russia, and Iran, the so-called “Axis of Authoritarians.”
George Orwell once said, “The further a society drifts from the truth, the more it will hate those who speak it.” No truer words have been written to describe Israel’s position in the world today. From the UN to U.S. senators to mainstream media, the distortion of facts into pure fiction has heaped disdain on Israel and those who support it.
ELNET hosted (25-29 February) representatives from France, Germany, Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania and the US. David Siegel, president of ELNET-US, shared his insights while visiting
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