New study proposes major shift in US-Israel strategic partnership approach

Fox News - WorldEN 3 min read 100% complete by Benjamin WeinthalFebruary 24, 2026 at 02:29 PM

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A new Henry Jackson Society study proposes a significant shift in the U.S.-Israel strategic partnership, urging a move beyond military aid dependency towards joint research and development in advanced technologies. The study, titled "Israel 2048: A Blueprint for a Rising Asymmetric Geopolitical Power," argues for reframing the relationship around technology, specifically defense-tech, AI, quantum computing, and next-generation warfare capabilities. Authors Barak M. Seener and David Wurmser emphasize the need for Israel to prioritize technology sharing regulations to prevent leakage to China. They highlight Israel's growing regional and international influence through trade routes and digital connectivity, advocating for a more proactive role beyond a purely defensive posture. The study suggests that Israel's demonstrated military capabilities and technological advancements make it an indispensable partner for the U.S. and other nations.

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Bahrain 40% Sudan 40% Morocco 40% United Arab Emirates 40% David Wurmser ×250% Abraham Accords 50% China ×260% Henry Jackson Society 60% Barak M. Seener ×570% Donald Trump ×270% United States ×680% Israel ×1390%

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us-israel strategic partnership 100% technology 90% security 80% defense technology 70% military aid 70% quantum computing 60% artificial intelligence 60% abraham accords 50% china 50% middle east 40%