Tamuz Itai
Author
Tamuz Itai is a journalist and columnist who lives in Tel Aviv, Israel.
LATEST
Dire Straits—Hormuz Alternatives
A 100-year-old Levant pipeline bypassed the Gulf chokepoint. With tankers halted and prices soaring in 2026, an abandoned route could be key to energy security.
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The Undecided Actor: Forecasting Trump’s Next Move on Iran
Diplomacy under coercive pressure—brinkmanship, triggers, and the path to a strike.
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Reality Check: Strain of the Welfare State, Housing, and Globalization
Part 2: Great Rewind Shows Trade Ties Outran U.S. Resilience.
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Proximity as Poison: What the Latest Epstein Files Reveal About Elite Insulation
How a final document dump exposed the dangerous smallness of power—and why history warns us not to ignore it again.
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Venezuela, Iran, and the Emerging US Strategy Toward China
How Washington may be dismantling China’s distraction network.
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How the Housing Market Became a Trap for the Next Generation
Why housing no longer behaves like housing.
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The Complicated World of American and European Food
Why the European Union and Canada don’t accept American food products.
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Self-Defense, Rather Than Reliance, Is the Price of Sovereignty
The U.S. National Security Strategy is a symptom of change.
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Dire Straits—Hormuz Alternatives
A 100-year-old Levant pipeline bypassed the Gulf chokepoint. With tankers halted and prices soaring in 2026, an abandoned route could be key to energy security.
|
The Undecided Actor: Forecasting Trump’s Next Move on Iran
Diplomacy under coercive pressure—brinkmanship, triggers, and the path to a strike.
|
Reality Check: Strain of the Welfare State, Housing, and Globalization
Part 2: Great Rewind Shows Trade Ties Outran U.S. Resilience.
|
Proximity as Poison: What the Latest Epstein Files Reveal About Elite Insulation
How a final document dump exposed the dangerous smallness of power—and why history warns us not to ignore it again.
|
Venezuela, Iran, and the Emerging US Strategy Toward China
How Washington may be dismantling China’s distraction network.
|
How the Housing Market Became a Trap for the Next Generation
Why housing no longer behaves like housing.
|
The Complicated World of American and European Food
Why the European Union and Canada don’t accept American food products.
|
Self-Defense, Rather Than Reliance, Is the Price of Sovereignty
The U.S. National Security Strategy is a symptom of change.
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