Op-Ed: Shattered Dreams and Harsh Realities
It is uncanny to read the dreams about our country’s future expressed by 16 prominent Israelis in 1994, soon after the Oslo Accords - while knowing the harsh reality of how they were shattered one by...
Diplomatic terror
http://www.ynetnews.com/articles/0,7340,L-4445445,00.html
Recently, Abbas has been practicing Rohanization: Using idyllic and embellished depictions to deceive the global public opinion, which does not understand much about the Middle East. "Hamas ?" he was asked in Europe, and...
Hamas Strategy: Manipulate Human Rights Groups
http://jcpa.org/hamas-strategy-manipulate-human-rights-groups/
Hamas Prime Minister Ismail Haniyeh delivered a speech at the Rashad a-Shawa Center in Gaza on October 19, 2013, detailing Hamas’ positions on various issues, including adhering to the armed struggle to liberate all...
Israel’s Nuclear Ambiguity, Arms Control Policy, and Iran: Is the Time Ripe for Basic...
http://www.inss.org.il/index.aspx?id=4538&articleid=5855
Transparency, for example, in the nuclear realm, tends to be regarded as an inherently positive value in international relations circles - to wit, the more transparent you are, the better. But is this true...
UNRWA Public Inquiry at The Knesset
A presentation by Dr. Arnon Groiss, examining problematic aspects of UNRWA curricula followed by a screening of a short documentary film exposing the realities of UNRWA of summer camps.
Date: Tuesday, October 22nd, 2013 at...
Problematic Educational Role of UNRWA in the Middle East War
UNRWA's Educational Activity in the Middle East
UNRWA - the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for the Palestinian refugees in the Middle East - was established in the wake of the Arab-Israeli war of...
Why Israel Opposes International Forces in the Jordan Valley
Israel's national ethos is one of self-reliance. International peacekeepers have been proven unreliable in the Middle East in every instance. The Israeli army has been deployed along the steep slopes of the Jordan Valley...
Islamist or Nationalist: Who is Egypt’s Mysterious New Pharaoh?
http://www.fpri.org/articles/2013/10/islamist-or-nationalist-who-egypts-mysterious-new-pharaoh
Egypt's new de facto pharaoh, General Abdel-Fattah al-Sisi, is a man of mystery. Is he an Islamist, or a nationalist? Is he a person of high principle, or a lowly opportunist? And in a...
A Change in the Balance of Power in Syria: The “Bad against the...
http://www.inss.org.il/index.aspx?id=4538&articleid=5817
Between President Obama’s August 31, 2013 declaration on a retaliatory action against Syria and the abandonment of the attack option in exchange for dismantlement of Syria’s chemical weapons program, a dramatic change has taken...