Tamuz Itai
Author
Tamuz Itai is a journalist and columnist who lives in Tel Aviv, Israel.
LATEST
The Barbell Economy: Why the Middle Is Vanishing
What the Polarization of Markets Means for Stability and Mobility, and the Fork Ahead
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The Unraveling: How the World Order Is Breaking–and What Comes Next
A paradigm rupture: structural forces, resistance, and President Donald Trump as the catalyst to an emerging world of sovereign states.
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Tactical Triumphs, Strategic Fog: What 3 Weeks of War Actually Achieved in Iran
Three weeks of strikes have gutted Iran’s military—yet daily missile alerts in Israel remind us that tactical wins haven’t yet delivered strategic closure.
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Nowruz and the Spark: Israel’s Calculated Bet on Iranian Rebellion
As Nowruz unfolds under war, Israel is laying groundwork for internal fracture, but the regime’s collapse threshold remains uncrossed.
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Dire Straits—Hormuz Alternatives
A 100-year-old Levant pipeline bypassed the Gulf chokepoint. With tankers halted and prices soaring in 2026, an abandoned route could be key to energy security.
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The Undecided Actor: Forecasting Trump’s Next Move on Iran
Diplomacy under coercive pressure—brinkmanship, triggers, and the path to a strike.
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Reality Check: Strain of the Welfare State, Housing, and Globalization
Part 2: Great Rewind Shows Trade Ties Outran U.S. Resilience.
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Proximity as Poison: What the Latest Epstein Files Reveal About Elite Insulation
How a final document dump exposed the dangerous smallness of power—and why history warns us not to ignore it again.
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The Barbell Economy: Why the Middle Is Vanishing
What the Polarization of Markets Means for Stability and Mobility, and the Fork Ahead
|
The Unraveling: How the World Order Is Breaking–and What Comes Next
A paradigm rupture: structural forces, resistance, and President Donald Trump as the catalyst to an emerging world of sovereign states.
|
Tactical Triumphs, Strategic Fog: What 3 Weeks of War Actually Achieved in Iran
Three weeks of strikes have gutted Iran’s military—yet daily missile alerts in Israel remind us that tactical wins haven’t yet delivered strategic closure.
|
Nowruz and the Spark: Israel’s Calculated Bet on Iranian Rebellion
As Nowruz unfolds under war, Israel is laying groundwork for internal fracture, but the regime’s collapse threshold remains uncrossed.
|
Dire Straits—Hormuz Alternatives
A 100-year-old Levant pipeline bypassed the Gulf chokepoint. With tankers halted and prices soaring in 2026, an abandoned route could be key to energy security.
|
The Undecided Actor: Forecasting Trump’s Next Move on Iran
Diplomacy under coercive pressure—brinkmanship, triggers, and the path to a strike.
|
Reality Check: Strain of the Welfare State, Housing, and Globalization
Part 2: Great Rewind Shows Trade Ties Outran U.S. Resilience.
|
Proximity as Poison: What the Latest Epstein Files Reveal About Elite Insulation
How a final document dump exposed the dangerous smallness of power—and why history warns us not to ignore it again.
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