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Brosh Momi

Writing Where Intelligence Meets Strategy

Sep 23, 2026, 6:46 PM

Netanyahu, Qatar, and Required Accountability

The evidence does not establish that Qatar “operated” Benjamin Netanyahu. It establishes something serious enough: a failed strategy built around Qatari influence in Gaza, disturbing allegations involving people in the prime minister’s inner circle, and new reports about warnings...

Sep 22, 2026, 3:03 AM

Too Big to Decouple

America and China want to become less dependent on each other. The world may discover that neither can afford to succeed completely. When Xi Jinping arrives in Washington this week, the meeting will be described as a summit about trade....

Sep 20, 2026, 1:11 AM

The Suwałki Gap

Why a narrow corridor between Poland and Lithuania remains one of NATO’s most sensitive strategic vulnerabilities. A narrow strip of land between Poland and Lithuania has become one of Europe’s most sensitive security flashpoints. Wedged between Russia’s Kaliningrad exclave and...

Sep 17, 2026, 3:32 PM

The Red Sea Bargain: Navigation for Sale

The reported policy of backroom deals between the U.S. administration and the Houthi rebels in Yemen is not merely a symptom of short-sighted diplomacy; it is a dangerous precedent in which the free world dismantles freedom of navigation with...

Sep 16, 2026, 11:50 AM

America’s Hidden Weapon in Orbit

The United States has confirmed that operational space-control systems are already in orbit. Available clues suggest their most important capability may be to disable enemy satellites electronically rather than destroy them physically. The United States has taken an extraordinary step...

Sep 15, 2026, 11:45 AM

War at the Speed of Light

The battlefield of the 21st century unfolds at a speed where humans can no longer think. Are we handing over the keys to the machines that run our wars? In the operations rooms of modern warfare, time is the one...

Sep 13, 2026, 1:01 PM

Why Intelligence Fails to Predict Revolutions

Nearly every major revolution of the twentieth and twenty-first centuries caught the international intelligence community off guard, not because there were no warning signs, but because intelligence systems struggle to translate social and psychological signals into a forecast of...

Sep 11, 2026, 5:53 PM

The Red Sea Dilemma: Bin Salman Pleads, Trump Says No

When the Backyard Goes Up in Flames As the global energy market trembles and the shadow of a maritime crisis weighs heavily on the world economy, a fierce diplomatic and security drama is unfolding behind the scenes, one that should...

Sep 9, 2026, 4:30 AM

Political Responsibility Is Not an Election

Accountability cannot be outsourced to a ballot box. The public debate surrounding October 7 continues to bypass the central question: establishing responsibility. It is clear that the catastrophe was not the work of one man alone. The IDF failed,...

Sep 7, 2026, 6:52 PM

When Military Power Becomes a Substitute for Strategy.

Russia’s war in Ukraine and America’s confrontation with Iran are fundamentally different. Yet, both expose the same strategic danger: overwhelming force can destroy capabilities, but only political strategy can determine what follows. The enduring temptation of military power is the...

About Me

Momi Brosh is a geopolitical writer and the author of Cassandra’s Shadow, an espionage thriller inspired by real events and the hidden conflicts of the Middle East. Drawing on a deep familiarity with the region, he writes about intelligence, covert operations, national security, geopolitics, and the strategic forces shaping the Middle East. His work explores the often-blurred line between historical reality and espionage fiction. He also serves as a mentor at Reichman University in technological innovation, business, and entrepreneurship.