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Analysis: Understanding What is Now Transpiring in Egypt
January 31, 2011
"Convoluted and Painful Process"
The issues are anything but simple, and resolution of the situation in Egypt will not happen overnight, or in a week or a month. I do not intend to...
“Tension in the North”
Posting: April 2, 2008
"Tension in the North"
A report by a 'top military intelligence officer" to the Knesset Foreign Affairs and Defense Committee yesterday included a warning that Hezbollah is getting ready for new violence...
The Middle East Turmoil: Its Impact on Arab-Israeli Peace Prospects *
It all started just five months ago, on Dec. 17, 2010, when Mohamed Bouazizi, a young Tunisian fruit peddler in Sidi Bouzidi, south of the Tunisian capital, set himself ablaze after the police seized...
Dr. Kedar replies to question: Small Homogeneous States Only Solution for Middle East –...
Dr. Aaron Lerner - IMRA:
An IMRA reader raised the following question regarding Dr. Mordechai Kedar's recent article (repeated below):
Do you see the members of small homogenous states that have the misfortune that they are...
Al-Ahram: Hamas/PA Relations, Bin Laden
Dead or Alive?
by Tareq Hassan
"Some PA officials were quoted as saying.... was much weaker than originally thought; "as scary as a cat", some said."
Excerpts
Palestinian police lifted tight restrictions imposed earlier this week on...
The Myth of Palestinian Centrality
http://www.meforum.org/4750/the-myth-of-palestinian-centrality
The "Palestinian cause" has been at the forefront of discourse on the Middle East for nearly a century. It has long formed the primary common concern of pan-Arab solidarity and its most effective...
Al Qaida Shatters U.S. Victory Claim
Leading U.S. analysts, including former military commanders, acknowledged that Al Qaida defied the assessment of the intelligence community and President Barack Obama. In early 2013, Obama announced that AlQaida was declining and a shadow...
Revolution and oppression in the Arab world
When the first revolutions in Tunisia and Egypt occurred, the initial responses from Israel appeared distinct from those in the West. While European and American reactions were enthusiastic, a whiff of skepticism, if not...
The Two-State Delusion III :The “Strategy of Stages” and a Concocted Arab Narrative
After 1948, when five Arab armies were defeated in their avowed “War of Extermination” against the greatly outnumbered nascent Jewish State, Jordan illegally occupied Judea and Samaria, the West Bank, and Egypt controlled Gaza....
Why Has the Domino Effect Been Halted?
Even American arms and training, European funds and global political support
will not turn the Fatah regime in Judea and Samaria into something upon
which Israel can depend. Only the establishment of eight homogeneous tribal
states, based...
