Political Consequences of Military Operations in the Long War: The Israeli Perspective, 2000-2007.
I first gave this lecture at the US Army's 2007 Combat Studies Institute Symposium. This presentation details Israeli central political objectives between 2000 – 2007, key military operations and the associated political consequences, lessons learned, implications for the US military, and what Israel should learn from US experience in Iraq. This presentation is based on my experiences with the Israeli Special Forces between 1990-2003 and consulting for the US military between 2003-2007. It includes a 6 month estimate on the political situation and likely military operations.
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I first gave this lecture at the US Army's 2007 Combat Studies Institute Symposium. This presentation details Israeli central political objectives between 2000 – 2007, key military operations and the associated political consequences, lessons learned, implications for the US military, and what Israel should learn from US experience in Iraq. This presentation is based on my experiences with the Israeli Special Forces between 1990-2003 and consulting for the US military between 2003-2007. It includes a 6 month estimate on the political situation and likely military operations.
View The Presentation
Labels: COIN, Counter-Insurgency, Gaza, IDF, Iraq, Islamic Radicals, Israel, Israeli Military, Lebanon, Military, Political Discourse, Special Forces, US Military, War On Terror, West Bank
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