
Principles Meet Reality as Israel’s Eisenkot Weighs Alliance With Arab Parties
By SHARON KEHNEMUI
|An attack by Hamas, proxy of Iran, on one of Israel’s holiest holidays causes cancellation of political protests and brings the country together in arms.

The launch by Hamas of an assault on the Jewish state, occurring nearly 50 years to the day after Yom Kippur War, is a reminder that the battle that began well before 1948 — recall the Hebron riots of 1929 — has never stopped. Israel, riven internally and on the verge of a diplomatic breakthrough with Saudi Arabia that appeared set to reshape the region, is back in a familiar place. Fighting for her survival. This is being called “Israel’s 9/11.”

By SHARON KEHNEMUI
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By THE NEW YORK SUN
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By MATTHEW RICE
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By ROSS ANDERSON
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By MATTHEW RICE
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By VIVEK NAGRANI
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By ROSS ANDERSON
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By JOSEPH CURL
|The launch by Hamas of an assault on the Jewish state, occurring nearly 50 years to the day after Yom Kippur War, is a reminder that the battle that began well before 1948 — recall the Hebron riots of 1929 — has never stopped. Israel, riven internally and on the verge of a diplomatic breakthrough with Saudi Arabia that appeared set to reshape the region, is back in a familiar place. Fighting for her survival. This is being called “Israel’s 9/11.”
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