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1 week ago | 
ynetnews.com | Michael Oren
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2 weeks ago | 
ynetnews.com | Michael Oren
Along with “no daylight,” one of the longstanding principles of the U.S.-Israel alliance was “no surprises.” This meant that if the American president planned on making a major policy statement on the Middle East, especially one that impacted our security, Israeli leaders would be given the opportunity to review it first and submit their comments. So it was with President Bush’s “Road Map” of 2002, a copy of which was sent to Prime Minister Ariel Sharon two weeks in advance.
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1 month ago | 
ynetnews.com | Michael Oren
The state created in 1948 to ensure that the Jewish people would never again have to rely on anybody else for our security has repeatedly outsourced its security to others. The results have always been disastrous. In the 1950s, we outsourced our security to UN peacekeepers in Sinai and Gaza only to see them evicted overnight by Egypt in 1967.
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1 month ago | 
ynetnews.com | Michael Oren
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1 month ago | 
claritywithmichaeloren.substack.com | Michael Oren
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1 month ago | 
ynetnews.com | Michael Oren
"Who leaked?" - This is the question many are asking after The New York Times revealed that President Trump vetoed a military operation to destroy Iran's nuclear facilities, though he himself denied it. Was the source Netanyahu, who hoped to prove once again that he wanted to act but was stopped by the Americans? Or was it the isolationist camp within the administration, which opposes any further American military involvement in the Middle East?
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1 month ago | 
nypost.com | Michael Oren
The White House has called the first round of talks between US and Iranian officials in Oman “very positive and constructive.”That is good news — if, and only if, the goal of those discussions is to end, and not merely postpone, Iran’s nuclear ambitions. To be truly constructive, the negotiations must aim at preventing Iran from ever again fomenting war in the Middle East and exporting terror globally.
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1 month ago | 
ynetnews.com | Michael Oren
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... My mother, a veteran family therapist, was fond of saying, “The presenting problem is not the problem.” In other words, the issue that appears to be the most pressing often acts as camouflage for a much deeper and far more threatening problem. In the quickly arranged summit meeting between President Trump and Prime Minister Netanyahu, the presenting problem was the trade tariffs that the United States was imposing on Israel.
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2 months ago | 
jewishlink.news | Michael Oren
The generation fighting in Gaza and Lebanon is tempered, steeled, anything but fragile, and intensely patriotic. During the summer of 2024—because I could no longer bear the thought of not taking an active part in our ongoing war, and thanks also to my stubborn refusal to acknowledge my advancing years—I volunteered for the IDF reserves.
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2 months ago | 
ynetnews.com | Michael Oren
A few days ago, President Trump warned the courts not to interfere with his policies. ״These judges seem to think that they won the election,” he said. “But the people voted for me, not them.” On the basis of these and similar threats made by Trump, many Americans believe that the United States is headed toward a constitutional crisis. Prime Minister Netanyahu and his government have made similar comments about the Supreme Court. “Who are you to tell us what we can and cannot do,” they say.
