איך מסתיימות מלחמות? ראיון ל"אחד ביום"
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מלחמת רוסיה יפן: מה אפשר ללמוד מהמערכה הנשכחת? ראיון ל"אש זרה" עם נדב הלפרין
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ניצחון בעזה ופייק ניוז – ראיון לאטילה שומפלבי בפודקאסט פייק לנד, INSS
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אש זרה – להבין את פרל הרבור
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"חוץ לארץ" עם חן ליברמן: מה כדאי לישראל ללמוד מ"אחד האווילים הגדולים של המאה ה-21"?
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באים אל הפרופסורים: האם למלחמה יש כללים?
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Punishment: Behind Japanese Military Brutality
A chilling exploration of how Imperial Japan framed war as justice—and how that moral logic helped unleash extraordinary brutality across Asia and the Pacific.
Debunking the Genocide Allegations: A Reexamination of the Israel-Hamas War from October 7, 2023 to June 1, 2025
The following study offers a thorough historical exploration and a quantitative-statistical analysis of the allegation that the State of Israel committed genocide against the Gazan population following the October 7, 2023, massacre. Specifically, we address the claims that Israel intentionally starved the Gazan population, that IDF ground forces deliberately massacred civilians, and that the Israeli […]
Gaza and the Logic of High-Intensity Urban Warfare (with Jonathan Boxman, Yagil Henkin and Jonathan Braverman)
To analyze a war accurately, one must apply an analytical framework suited to its actual character. This requirement is nowhere more evident than in assessments of the Gaza War between Israel and Hamas. Much commentary on the conflict has implicitly measured it against a perceived “gold standard” of humane warfare: restrained campaigns emphasizing separation between insurgents and […]
Relapse into Barbarism? Explaining the Port Arthur Massacre, November 1894
Between November 21 and 24, 1894, during the First Sino-Japanese War, Imperial Japanese forces perpetrated a large-scale massacre in Port Arthur, a strategic port in southern Manchuria. This event, relatively understudied in English-language historiography, ran contrary to the Imperial Army’s policy and undermined Japan’s concurrent initiatives to secure Western recognition as a “civilized state.” Moreover, […]