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Category Archives: Israel
Nevermind the “diplomatic tsunami”
The Obama administration does not want to put forward its own plan for ending the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. It doesn’t want the Europeans to present their own ideas for doing so. Meanwhile, this September 2011 deadline looms, when the Palestinians aim … Continue reading
Posted in BBC News, Israel, Middle East, Palestine, PRI's The World, West Bank
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Fighting for global recognition
The Palestinians’ drive for international recognition as a state just got another boost. This one is from the International Monetary Fund. In response to that drive, the Israeli left has been clamoring for renewed peace talks with the Palestinians. Defense … Continue reading
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Egypt, Israel and Gaza
Just came across this update on where Egypt is heading with regard to its relations with Israel. Good stuff from Stephen Cook at the Council on Foreign Relations, with a warning for Egyptians on Gaza: Gaza is extraordinarily complex and … Continue reading
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Terrorism returns to Jerusalem
An analysis in today’s Ha’aretz surmises that Hamas was not behind yesterday’s bombing in Jerusalem. At this point, it’s not clear who was responsible. But an Islamic Jihad leader has said that the bombing in Jerusalem would be a “natural … Continue reading
Posted in BBC News, Gaza, Israel, Middle East, Palestine, PRI's The World
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Egypt’s crisis could be Israel’s gain
Daniel Levy has a counter-intuitive take on how changes in Egypt might present an opportunity for Israel. He points out that the Israel-Egypt peace treaty was not very popular with Egyptians for some good reasons. The 1978 agreement, for example, … Continue reading
Posted in BBC News, Egypt, Israel, Middle East, Palestine, PRI's The World, West Bank
Tagged Daniel Levy, Egypt, Israel, Middle East, peace process, peace treaty
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An evil wave
If you think political rhetoric has gotten overheated in the US, check out Israel. Just in the last couple of days, the foreign minister has accused a whole host of Israeli NGOs of supporting terrorist groups, trying to undermine the … Continue reading
Posted in BBC News, Israel, Middle East, PRI's The World, West Bank
Tagged Gaza, Lieberman, Netanyahu
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Young, pissed off and online in Gaza
An anonymous collection of young Gaza activists has launched a cyber-campaign that unleashes some blunt criticism at the powers that be. That includes – most provocatively – Hamas, the Islamist group in control of Gaza. But the group calling itself … Continue reading
Posted in Gaza, Israel, Middle East, Palestine
Tagged Gaza, Gaza Youth, Hamas, Israel, manifesto
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Not knowing the enemy
Time correspondent Karl Vick has a great story about how Israel’s separation barrier along the border with the West Bank has had an impact on the way young Palestinians view Israelis. These views are not based on firsthand experience, because … Continue reading
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