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All items tagged Arab-Israeli Peace ProcessOpen Think Tank ArticlesApril 11, 2011 | Rethink Strategy, Engage HamasManuela Paraipan: It is in the interest of the Occident to build relationships with key local players that have earned the support of their respective populations through an internationally sanctioned process. ... MoreApril 11, 2011 | How NATO Can Foster the Arab-Israeli Peace ProcessLea Landman: An Arab-Israeli peace agreement has clear parameters. The parties cannot reach a settlement because the process is lacking choreographed encouragement from external actors such as the US, NATO and the EU. ... MoreOctober 31, 2007 | Going to Annapolis: The ChallengeColette Avital: For the Annapolis peace conference to be successful, the outcome must focus on the substance of a permanent peace. A mechanism of negotiations should be set in motion for the issues of borders, refugees, Jerusalem, and security, among others, and the peace process should be accompanied by tangible measures on the ground. ... MoreGlobal Must Read ArticlesMay 16, 2011 | Why I Leaked the "Palestine Papers"“Peace negotiations” involved biased terms being imposed by Israel and endorsed by the US and EU. ++ The Oslo process deepened Israeli segregationist policies and justified tighter security control over Palestinians and their geographical fragmentation. ++ Now the world can’t ignore that “while Palestinians’ strong commitment to peace is genuine,” the current peace framework ... MoreOctober 29, 2007 | Route to Success in AnnapolisHenry A. Kissinger dampens hopes on the outcome of the meeting on the Palestinian peace process in Annapolis. Even if parties manage to agree on the Taba Plan of 2000—essentially Israeli withdrawal to the 1967 borders—the implementation remains uncertain. Israeli and Palestinian interlocutors have shaky domestic positions. Additionally, it needs to be clarified what the willingness by several ... More |
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