On Sept. 17, 2026, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu told an overflowing hall bursting with supporters that, regarding Israel’s enemies, “from now on, we take land instead of giving it.” In an instant, Netanyahu’s declaration upended the “Land for Peace” paradigm and signaled a seismic shift in Israeli security policy that has gone largely unreported. For […]
On Sept. 17, 2026, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu told an overflowing hall bursting with supporters that, regarding Israel’s enemies, “from now on, we take land instead of giving it.” In an instant, Netanyahu’s declaration upended the “Land for Peace” paradigm and signaled a seismic shift in Israeli security policy that has gone largely unreported. For […]
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