Each new item tied to one pillar with its effect stated: the INSS paper describing an implicit security concept, the British consulate in East Jerusalem, the Nobel Peace Prize to Navi Pillay and US sanctions on the ICC, ten soldiers' testimonies published by Der Spiegel with the army's response, the Channel 13 victory poll and a Haaretz opinion column, the plan to rewrite the IDF ethical code together with Rabbi Lior's olive-harvest ruling, Smotrich's "Judaization of the Negev and Galilee" platform, and a signed addendum by the author. Read the current version · What changed
The third-anniversary file for October 7, built from its Israeli and UN sources: the INSS survey in which only 27% think Israel won in Gaza, the trust gap between army and government, a bereaved father interrupting Netanyahu at the state ceremony and Lapid boycotting it, three surveys converging on a commission of inquiry the government refuses, the army's three-year data, the Defense Ministry's legal opinion on the reserve burden, the economy in both directions, the peer-reviewed Lancet survey, Guterres's statement, the olive harvest, the US vice president's remarks, the flydubai incident, the Yemen update, and a correction to the post-ceasefire toll. Read the full v2.5 version
The INSS paper on "Jewish terrorism" and its contradiction with Netanyahu's UN address, actual European sanctions on settlements, the ynet investigation into minors joining Hilltop Youth outposts, 1,370 doctors emigrating, Israel's worst-ever PISA results, the reversal in American opinion in CNN's figures, Houthi control of Bab al-Mandab, the NAZA film case, and the INSS assessment that Saudi normalization is off the table. Read the full v2.4 version
Additions to the military pillar (Katz's refusal to withdraw on three fronts, the West Bank contingency plan), settlement (the E1 escalation, record settler violence), the Palestinian economy (the banking crisis), internal cohesion (youth radicalization, the rise of religious nationalism in the military), the American alliance (Wahab and Omar's wins), and the narrative battle (the INSS Wikipedia piece). Read the full v2.3
Corrected the 2025 net migration figure, updated the elections section after the Knesset dissolved, and added material to the settlement, economy, normalization, and human cost pillars. Preserved in full as published. Read the full v2.2
The version preceding the August 17 corrections. Preserved in full as published, including the figures that were later corrected. Read the full v2.1
Six sections added and the full English version published. The complete text of this version is not available in the archive, as no separate copy was preserved before v2.1 was issued. What changed in it is documented in the changelog.
The first version: seven pillars and the era matrix. The complete text is not available in the archive for the same reason. Its contents are described in the changelog.
Why this archive exists
The study deals in figures that change, and in sources that publish preliminary estimates and later revise them. When that happens, the honest option is to correct the figure while leaving the error visible, not to replace it silently. The archived versions here let any reader compare for themselves what was said before against what is said now, and judge the method rather than only the conclusion.
By the same logic, the first two versions (v1.0 and v2.0) are not available in full because this archiving mechanism did not yet exist when they were published. Stating that gap here is more honest than concealing it.