Tamuz Itai
Author
Tamuz Itai is a columnist who lives in Tel Aviv, Israel.
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Luxury Fossils
A look at how modernity preserves preindustrial skills as elite luxuries—and why they may save civilization one day.
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Japan’s Defense Industry Awakens
As Beijing ups the ante, Japan is responding with corporate realignment, intelligence reform, and defense exports.
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The Resilience Deficit: Rebuilding Surge Capacity in a Dangerous World
The West sacrificed surge capacity for peacetime efficiency. Recent wars exposed the cost. Can leadership restore it before the next major conflict?
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The Fragile Ceasefires: Managing Expectations in the Middle East
Why won’t Iran and Hezbollah surrender easily?
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The CCP’s Deadly Response to a Peaceful Appeal Still Echoes Today
The Chinese Communist Party’s treatment of its own people exposes the illusion of trusting Beijing.
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The Iranian Regime’s Crypto Shadow Arsenal
Sanctions evasion, procurement pipelines, and the rise of state crypto warfare.
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The Cost of Breaking Cycles
What an ancient Chinese tale reveals about Gaza, Lebanon, and Trump’s ultimatum to Iran
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When the Leash Comes Off: American Power in the Iran War
Betting on America’s restraint is becoming dangerous.
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The Barbell Economy: Why the Middle Is Vanishing
What the Polarization of Markets Means for Stability and Mobility, and the Fork Ahead
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