Dani Asher

The book by Col. (res.) Pesach Malovany attempts to closely examine the history of the Syrian Army, with the emphasis placed on the confrontation with Israel. The result is expansive in its scope and in the profoundness of its probing into the depths of the Syrian defense system, but is also overloaded with details

A book by Rear-Admiral  (res.) Ze’ev Almog provides a glimpse into the history of the Navy and an inside look from the perspective of someone who was there all along

This expanded and updated edition of the book by Dr. Haim Assa and Maj. Gen. (res.) Yedidia Yaari attempts to provide answers to the modern defense challenges

The world has recently commemorated the 100th anniversary of the breakout of World War I. Brig. Gen. (res.) Dr. Dani Asher returns to General Allenby and the manner in which he fought the Turks in this region and conquered Palestine

An exhaustive analysis by various political scientists of the Arab Spring events attempts to identify and point out the trends in the Arab world as well as the challenges facing it. Book Review

Brigadier General (Res.) Dr. Dani Asher reviews a new book on the Yom Kippur War

In Lieutenant Colonel (Res.) Ron Tira’s “The Nature of War”, war is likened to a game with constantly changing rules. Brigadier General (Res.) Dr. Dani Asher outlines the author’s analysis of various types of confrontations as seen through the prism of conflict in Israel and the world