Recent attacks in the West Bank the past few months underscore an important point: terrorism must be curbed for the current talks to make any progress. More…
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What Next for Israel’s African Migrants? Reply
A controversial law on the treatment of African migrants in Israel has been struck down, so what comes next for Israel’s newest residents? More…
The Israeli Left Should Give Netanyahu More Credit Reply
Often-criticized by his right flank, Netanyahu has exercised considerable restraint; yet where’s the love from the Left?
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Obama’s Decision and the Future of US Foreign Policy Reply
Obama’s move is a precedent in precedent-breaking, but what does it mean for US foreign policy? More…
Netanyahu: The New Sharon? Reply
Netanyahu and Sharon both followed similar arcs to the premiership and the negotiating table — but is that where the comparison ends for Bibi? More…
The Public and the Peace Process 2
There is a lot at stake in the current negotiations — but have both sides forgotten their domestic constituencies? More…
Turkey’s Shallow Vision for Strategic Depth Reply
Turkey’s Middle East policy has been upset by Morsi’s ouster — will Erdogan and his deputies risk further isolation or adjust accordingly? More…
The Future of Turkish-US relations and the Gezi Protests Reply
The ongoing protests in Turkey highlight the changing nature of the ruling AKP party. More…
Our Man in Ramallah? Reply
The new Palestinian Prime Minister inherits a litany of challenges; toeing the line between the US and Ramallah is just one of them.
Late on Sunday evening last week, as the last hours of Palestinian Prime Minister Salaam Fayyad’s premiership were winding down, President Mahmoud Abbas appointed Rami Hamdallah, a lifelong academic, as his successor… More…
Iranian Gas for a Thirsty Turkey 1
The protests are the main story, but Turkey’s ever-increasing need for a natural gas supply is liable to play an increased role in the country’s future direction. More…
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