Amir Oren is a senior correspondent and columnist for Haaretz and a member of the newspaper's editorial board. He writes about defense and military affairs, the government and international relations.
Pundits will have a field day analyzing the significance of Israel's successful missile launch Thursday.
with Haaretz Correspondent 0 commentsLow-level talks to clarify remaining issues after Israel accepts 90-95% of new intelligence report.
0 commentsA dozen groups are now operating in the CIA as part of an effort to color the Anglo-Saxon palefaced-ness of U.S. intelligence in other hues.
0 commentsIran is not fazed by nuclearization. Israel is not fazed by launching an aggressive operation in reaction to what it sees as an existential danger. The air force is getting ready to act.
0 commentsIsraeli media had been prevented from independently reporting that IAF struck a target deep in Syria last month.
0 commentsOn the sixth day of the 1973 Yom Kippur War, as the Egyptian forces were stranded in Sinai, Israel requested military aid from Washington - and realized that it was faced with a huge problem at the Pentagon, in the shape of Admiral Thomas Moorer. A first publication of the memoirs of a man who really did not like Israel.
0 commentsIn a forthcoming book, Brigadier General (res.) Yiftah Spector claims he was the leader of the air attack, although his partner is identified only as Y. The two were flying Mirage planes, on intercept readiness, armed with missiles and shells for dogfights. Thus, in the absence of bombs, the "Liberty" was not sunk, only damaged.
0 commentsDeputy chair of Israel's Atomic Energy Comission issues warning at IAEA conference in Vienna.
with Haaretz Corresponent 0 commentsDeputy chair of Israel's Atomic Energy Comission issues warning at IAEA conference in Vienna.
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