ELNET in the Press

Israel Hayom: Former NATO officers: Israel nearing war objectives

Israel Hayom reports on an ELNET delegation of former NATO officers to Israel, who were also allowed to enter Gaza to observe key conflict zones, including Rafah and the Philadelphi Corridor. After their visit, experts urge that relinquishing the corridor is “not an option.”

JNS: From Sept. 11 to Oct. 7: The evolution of a new world order – David Siegel

ELNET-US President David Siegel reflects on the evolution of the U.S.-Europe-Israel relationship in the context of major global events, including 9/11, Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, and the October 7 Hamas attacks on Israel. Following recent developments, Europe is emerging as a pivotal player in countering threats to global stability.

Jewish News: Halting arms sales to Israel is a gesture, but a potentially damaging one nonetheless – Joan Ryan

ELNET-UK Director Joan Ryan writes about the unintended consequences of the UK government’s recent decision to halt arms sales to Israel. While this move aims to address humanitarian concerns, it not only risks straining the British-Israeli defense and intelligence partnership, but could also embolden adversaries like Iran and send mixed signals about Britain’s stance on Israel’s adherence to international law.

Financial Post: Israel’s war economy wins friends and influences others

Despite the heavy costs of Israel’s war against Hamas in Gaza and the decline of tourism, Israel’s economy has shown resilience, growing by 2.5% in the first half of the year. As the war nears an end, Israel anticipates an economic boom, driven by the return of reservists, refugees and a surge in immigration.