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The article discusses statements by Reserve Brigadier General Dror Shalom, the former head of research at the Israeli Military Intelligence Directorate “Aman,” regarding Israel’s strategic situation after his military service ended. Shalom emphasized that Israel has achieved tangible military accomplishments, but has failed on a strategic level, as Hamas and Hezbollah’s weapons remain intact, and tensions with Iran continue, especially as negotiations over the Strait of Hormuz are ongoing. He criticized the absence of a clear plan for dealing with Gaza and advocated instead for implementing the “Twenty Trump Points,” focusing on improving relations with Arab countries and forging regional alliances. Concerning Iran’s nuclear issue, he warned about the lack of an alternative plan following the U.S. withdrawal from the nuclear deal, with risks of military escalation. He also noted Israel’s declining international standing and called for strengthening relations with the United States, Egypt, and Jordan, as well as investing in education and scientific research to ensure long-term national security.
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