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The Long Brief: The Gaza Reconstruction Trap
Five cycles. Five reconstructions. Five rearmaments. The model works exactly as designed.
Mar 27
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Uriel Zehavi · אוריאל זהבי
The Long Brief: The Promised War
Iran didn’t escalate into war with Israel and the West. It was born at war with both — and spent 46 years building the arsenal to prove it.
Mar 20
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Uriel Zehavi · אוריאל זהבי
The Long Brief: The Machinery of Selective Outrage
The same organizations that shut down universities over Gaza went silent while Iran massacred tens of thousands in a few days — then reactivated to…
Mar 13
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Uriel Zehavi · אוריאל זהבי
The Long Brief: The Milk Cartel Cracks
Israel’s dairy reform is a fight between consumer sanity and periphery mythology — and the outcome will define whether the government can touch any…
Mar 6
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Uriel Zehavi · אוריאל זהבי
February 2026
The Long Brief: Holiday From History [Part 4]
When courts, feeds, and “process” become weapons, defense must become doctrine.
Feb 27
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Uriel Zehavi · אוריאל זהבי
The Long Brief: Holiday From History [Part 3]
Great powers didn’t retire. They modernized—and they learned our gaps.
Feb 19
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Uriel Zehavi · אוריאל זהבי
The Long Brief: Holiday From History [Part 2]
Maps are masks. Tribes, sects, and memory wait underneath.
Feb 12
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Uriel Zehavi · אוריאל זהבי
The Long Brief: Holiday From History [Part 1]
The peace dividend was a vacation. The bill came due.
Feb 5
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Uriel Zehavi · אוריאל זהבי
January 2026
The Long Brief: Time, Not Theocracy
How Israel uses a Jewish calendar to structure public life without enforcing belief—just as Western democracies quietly do with Christian time.
Jan 29
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Uriel Zehavi · אוריאל זהבי
The Long Brief: Power Beneath the Surface
How water, energy, and digital infrastructure quietly became Israel’s most durable form of power
Jan 22
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Uriel Zehavi · אוריאל זהבי
The Long Brief: Manufactured Self-Defeat
How Palestinian leadership choices—not history alone—produced paralysis, stagnation, and isolation, while civilians paid the price.
Jan 15
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Uriel Zehavi · אוריאל זהבי
The Long Brief: Survival by Design
Why Jewish economic relevance has repeatedly functioned as a hedge against vulnerability — and why tolerance alone never has.
Jan 8
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Uriel Zehavi · אוריאל זהבי
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