In a recent analysis featured in The Atlantic, Raz Zimmt, head of the Iran program at the Israel Institute for National Security Studies, affirmed that Israel's security demands require any nuclear deal with Iran to stipulate that uranium enrichment occurs outside of Iranian soil. This position reinforces Israel’s official stance, emphasizing stringent safeguards over Iran’s nuclear capability amid volatile regional dynamics.

The Israel Institute for National Security Studies (INSS) released an 86‐page report warning that proposed judicial reforms and the resulting political polarization in Israel could undermine democratic institutions, erode minority rights including those of Palestinians, and jeopardize the nation’s critical strategic relationship with the United States.

The Israel Institute for National Security Studies (INSS) issued a strategic alert cautioning that the government's proposed judicial overhaul could weaken Israel’s military capabilities, damage economic stability, and strain ties with the United States, ultimately eroding democratic checks and balances.

The Israel Institute for National Security Studies issued an unprecedented warning against the Netanyahu-led government's plan to overhaul the judicial system, arguing that such reforms would erode judicial independence and pose a strategic threat to the state of Israel.