About Israel Brief
Israel Brief
Israel Brief delivers field-intelligence reporting for readers who still believe reality matters — and that euphemism is how democracies lose.
We went looking for a daily brief that treated Israel like a sovereign state at war — not a problem to be managed through process language and moral fog.
We didn’t find one. So we built it.
What began as a few lines shared privately became a publication read by engaged subscribers in Israel, the United States, the UK, and beyond — including policymakers, analysts, clergy, journalists, and serious readers who understand that clarity is a form of security.
We track facts, incentives, pressure points, and consequences — not vibes.
Mission
To provide intelligence-grade clarity on Israel, the Jewish people, and the West — especially where official narratives, media framing, and institutional language obscure reality rather than explain it.
We do not aim for neutrality.
We aim for accuracy, coherence, and consequence.
How Israel Brief Works
Israel Brief is a layered publication. Each product serves a different analytical function — together forming a continuous intelligence file.
The Daily Brief
Frequency: Daily, Sunday–Friday *
Access: Paid (Thursdays open)
The core product.
Each daily brief delivers:
The Flash Brief — a ninety second overview of the day
The War Today — operations, deterrence, force posture
Inside Israel — law, politics, cohesion, governance capacity
Israel and the World — diplomacy, alliances, lawfare, pressure
Briefly Noted — what matters, fast
Developments to Watch — early-warning indicators
This is not a recap. It is a live field brief answering three questions: What happened? Why does it matter? What comes next?
The Long Briefs
Frequency: Weekly, on Thursday
Access: Paid
Long Briefs are doctrinal and structural deep dives.
They address questions daily coverage cannot resolve, including:
Sovereignty and constitutional vacuum
Deterrence theory and force design
Judicial power and civil-military strain
Demography, service, and social cohesion
Lawfare, legitimacy warfare, and Western institutional collapse
Long Briefs are written to be evergreen reference documents — not news cycles.
The Advocate’s Brief
Frequency: Weekly, on Tuesday
Access: Paid
A tactical brief designed for readers who speak publicly, organize, advocate, or engage institutions.
Each edition provides:
Clean framing for the week’s pressure points
Common misrepresentations to anticipate
Clear language that holds under pushback
Facts that survive hostile questioning
This is not rhetoric.
It is defensive clarity for real-world use.
The Strategic Assessment
Frequency: Monthly, on the First Wednesday of the month
Access: Standard
A forward-looking assessment of:
Escalation trajectories
Strategic shifts
Institutional pressure
What hardened, what slipped, and what is coming next
This is where daily signals are pulled up to altitude.
* We pause on Shabbat and Yom Tov.
Editorial voice
Facts first. Adjectives last.
We read across the spectrum and refuse to flatten truth into “both sides.”
We call Hamas what it is. We aren’t afraid to say Judea and Samaria. We treat hostile narratives as instruments of pressure, not moral authority.
Facts have borders.
Memory is strength.
Clarity is duty.
Contact
General: [email protected]
Secure: Signal: @Uri.30 · Proton: [email protected]
