Strategic Practices of Israel: Profiting from Global Competition

Unlock the hidden geometry of Front Asia (Middle Eastern) geopolitics in The Strategic Practices of Israel: Profiting from Global Competition by Prof. Dr. Ali Arslan. Far from a standard chronicle of regional conflict, this authoritative, masterfully translated work exposes the deep-time strategic framework driving modern state maneuvers. Spanning over three thousand years of history—from Ancient Egyptian pharaohs to contemporary superpowers—Arslan unmasks his groundbreaking "21st-century grand strategy" metrics. He reveals how small states exploit global rivalries to enforce their own survival. The core thesis details the controversial 2097 Strategy: an ambitious, multi-tiered blueprint aimed at establishing a homogeneous central state fortified by a first ring of satellite buffer structures and a second ring of neutralized, "acceptable" states. From the shifting sands of the Sinai to the highly precise deployments of the Mediterranean Maritime Defence Wall, Arslan delivers a predictive framework that strips away political noise to reveal raw patterns. Melding classical historical analysis with cutting-edge defence insights, this is an indispensable text for academics, geopolitical analysts, and anyone seeking to decode the grand architecture of global dominance.