Netanyahu and Sharon both followed similar arcs to the premiership and the negotiating table — but is that where the comparison ends for Bibi? More…
Category Archives: Israel
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…
Erdogan Drags A Heavy Bag To Washington Reply
Erdogan will look to discuss three major issues with Obama when they meet: Syria, Israel, and energy. Whatever decisions are made, the impact on the greater Near East is likely to be substantial. More…
Yair Lapid and the Peace Process Reply
The future of the peace process is intertwined with the electoral fate of the Israeli center-left and its leaders.
The Next Man Up Reply
Any viable Palestinian state must be able to endure the turnover of politicians without taking drastic steps back in stability. For Fayyad, a smooth transition in power could be his greatest gift to the Palestinian people.
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For Israel and Turkey, an Apology is Rarely Just That 2
What Israel’s apology does and does not mean for a new era of Turkish-Israeli relations.
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Syrian Disintegration and the Prospect of “Druzia” Reply
Is independence from Syria the best way to ensure security for the Druze – and for Israel?
The Conflict Goes Digital Reply
How social media shaped recent developments in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
Can Fatah and Hamas Reconcile? Reply
It’s easy to bet against a Palestinian unity agreement, but that doesn’t mean it’s not on the horizon. More…
Knesset Math: Playing the Coalition Game Reply
The elections are over – but what parties will Netanyahu choose as partners?
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