Shay Gal

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Shay Gal is a strategic analyst specializing in international security, foreign policy, and geopolitical crisis management. He advises senior government and defense leaders, with a focus on public diplomacy and strategic communications. He previously served in senior roles at Israel Aerospace Industries, where he worked at the intersection of defense, policy, and international engagement. His work examines power dynamics, hybrid competition, and the institutional and identity forces shaping state decision-making.

Mess, Not Muscle: Why Turkey Joining the SCO After the Makkah Pact is a Bad Bargain For India

The Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) meeting was recently held in Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan, and included three major powers: China, Russia, and India, among others. India sits...

Next India-Pakistan War Could Be Fought Through Saudi Arabia — IMEC May Become a Strategic Liability: Israeli Analyst

On 7 August, Saudi Arabia, Pakistan and Turkey signed an agreement stating that an armed attack on one would be considered an attack on...

How China Bought Turkey’s Silence on East Turkistan & Uyghurs and Gave It Missiles That Threaten Europe: OPED

On 19 March 1996, a top-secret directive from the Politburo, China’s supreme political leadership, identified Turkey as a hub of the movement for an...

How China Became the Real End-User of U.S. F-16 Tech — Not by Theft, But Institutionalized Access: OPED

Washington connects. Beijing learns. India is exposed. Before Beijing learns, Washington connects. Not in China. In Pakistan. In a hangar, a radar, a simulator, a...

The Pakistan Trap: Israeli Analyst Explains Why Washington Keeps Picking Pakistan Over India: OPED

The greatest mistake in the US foreign policy is not a war. It is a choice. Its name is Pakistan. This is not the failure...

Shay Gal

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Shay Gal is a strategic analyst specializing in international security, foreign policy, and geopolitical crisis management. He advises senior government and defense leaders, with a focus on public diplomacy and strategic communications. He previously served in senior roles at Israel Aerospace Industries, where he worked at the intersection of defense, policy, and international engagement. His work examines power dynamics, hybrid competition, and the institutional and identity forces shaping state decision-making.