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Center for Near East Policy Research
Incisive Commentary
Posting: December 15, 2007
Motzei Shabbat (after Shabbat)
"Har Homa"
The plans to build further units in Har Homa -- they would not extend Har Homa, but...
Incisive Commentary
Posting: December 13, 2007
"When Does It Get Better?"
"The resignation of Sderot's mayor constitutes a great victory for the Palestinian resistance. This is a political...
Incisive Commentary
December 6, 2007
"Stumbling Blocks"
Here we have, as if they were needed, more reasons why negotiating with the PA is impossible:
The Hamas-dominated Palestinian Legislative Council...
DOCUMENT: SAUDI INITIATIVE WILL BE PRESENTED AT ANNAPOLIS
Aaron Klein, the Israel Bureau Chief of WorldNetDaily.com, says that his agency has obtained the document which will provide the basis for the Annapolis...
On the Jewish Question in Annapolis
Herewith some thoughts about tomorrow's Annapolis peace conference, and the larger problem of how to approach the Israel-Palestine conflict. The first question (one might...
A SHORT GUIDE TO BAZAAR NEGOTIATIONS
Everybody says that his donkey is a horse.
There is no tax on words. (Two Arab proverbs)
On December 25th 1977, at the very beginning of...
Incisive Commentary
Posting: November 18, 2007
"Anyone's Guess"
Will the conference be held in Annapolis on November 27? Still possible, but looking less likely.
Khaled Abu Toameh is reporting...
The UN terror connection in Gaza
Breakdown and Introduction
At the beginning of November, Col. Nir Press, of the IDF's Gaza Coordination and Liaison Administration, registered a complaint with the United...
Sderot Waits for Annapolis
Conventional wisdom holds that next week's much-publicized peace summit in Annapolis, Maryland, will have no impact on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. Jewish communities in the...
Incisive Commentary from Arlene Kushner
Posting: November 11, 2007
"Protest"
I am in a holding pattern on personal matters. I cannot apologize for putting first things first -- for what matters...
