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israel-palestine conflict
Nathan Englander interview: A novel’s view of Israel-Palestine conflict
Gabriella Kamran
September 12, 2017
Netanyahu’s Tactical Mistake
David Newman
June 13, 2002
Former Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu made a major tactical blunder when he pushed through the vote in the Likud Party central committee to the effect that they would no longer discuss or consider the future establishment of a Palestinian state as a means to resolving the Israel-Palestine conflict. Not only did he lose public support inside Israel, not only did he lose the international image he has taken so long to build up in the foreign news media, especially in the United States, but more important than all that, he tried to force his party into adopting a policy that is passé. The decision of the Likud Party was, to put it simply, meaningless.
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