While Israeli-Palestinian peace appears farther away than ever, the US must act, beginning with the publication of the Obama Parameters.
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Category Archives: Israel
Middle East Chaos Creates Opening for Israeli-Kurdish Ties Reply
The decay of the Sykes-Picot borders in the Middle East, has paved the way to increased Kurdish autonomy and development of international relations with many states including Israel. More…
Donors Growing Weary of Reconstructing Gaza Reply
More than 18 month since the last Israel-Hamas war, Gaza reconstruction has progressed slowly and donor fatigue has set in More…
In Israel, Proposed Asylum Seeker Policy Animates Opposition 2
A new bill provides a compassionate and economically viable alternative to Israel’s current policy on African asylum seekers More…
No Loyalties in the Israeli Opposition Reply
Starting a commotion is not unusual for Jamal Zahalka, a notorious firebrand politician in the Israeli Knesset. More…
The Case for a National Referendum in Israel Reply
The Palestinians have already called for a national referendum on any potential final-status agreement — in order to guarantee a lasting agreement, Israel will have to follow suit. More…
Don’t Expect an Israel-Turkey Pipeline Reply
The relationship between Israel and Turkey has enough ups and downs as it is, and a pipeline for liquid natural gas is liable to create more downs than ups. More…
For the Current Negotiations to Succeed, All Terrorism Must Stop Reply
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…
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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