Israel at Fifty Makes an Offer “Territories for Peace”, Not “Territories Before Peace”
On the occaision of Israel's fiftieth anniversary, the Jewish state finally finds itself in full scale peace process, following formal peace treaties signed with Egypt (1979) and Jordan (1994). That is because of a...
The West’s Iran ian Policy: What Exactly Went Wrong? The Rise of Nuclear Iran:...
Published November 2010
Jewish Political Studies Review 22:3-4 (Fall 2010)
Dore Gold, former Israeli ambassador to the United Nations, has used his expertise to describe the challenges of our times and call policymakers to action. For...
The Saudi Arms Deal
On August 13, 2010, several reports appeared in the US media on plans by the Obama
administration to sell arms to Saudi Arabia valued at $60 billion over a
period of ten years. The reported deal...
UNRWA Director Peter Hansen Opposes Solving Palestinian Refugee Problem
Full Text: UNRWA feels the pinch of the siege
The United Nations Relief and Works Agency has for the past 51 years afforded support for the Palestinian people, moving its headquarters from Geneva to Gaza...
Thank Heaven (and Israel) that Syria’s Assad Doesn’t Have Nukes
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/alan-elsner/thank-heaven-and-israel_b_1719452.html
As the death toll mounts in Syria and the country slides deeper into civil war, the world should be thankful that the Assad regime never succeeded in developing nuclear weapons -- which almost happened...
Incisive News Diary
Posting: August 25, 2008
"Words, Words"
What shall we call it? A lot of hot air? Declarations "signifying nothing"?
Barak said that Labor would resign the coalition if the budget were unsatisfactory. Shas ministers said they'd leave...
Obama’s Legacy and the Iranian Bomb: Neville Chamberlain was remembered for appeasing Germany, not...
http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424052748704869304575110042827617582.html
The gravest threat faced by the world today is a nuclear-armed Iran. Of all the nations capable of producing nuclear weapons, Iran is the only one that might use them to attack an enemy.
There...
Press Conference by Minister Louis Farrakhan of Nation of Islam
The Secretary-General was successful in his efforts to avert a catastrophe that could have affected the whole world because he spoke on behalf of the Security Council and also because he listened to the...
Nationalism, Social Justice, and Civil Rights: Palestinian Discourse on the Social Networks, April 2012
http://www.inss.org.il/upload/%28FILE%291335769071.pdf
With a lack of consensus in the Palestinian camp on various issues and numerous obstacles to the two main political processes - the political process with Israel and internal Palestinian reconciliation - social network...
Israel’s Predicament at 60
Two religiously-identified new states emerged from the shards of the British empire in the aftermath of World War II. Israel, of course, was one; the other was Pakistan.
They make an interesting, if little-compared pair....



