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Will Bush Change Course on Israel?

Leslie Susser November 4, 2004

The Israeli establishment is delighted by the re-election of President Bush.

The Arafat Factor

James D. Besser November 28, 2002

According to a poll released last week by Americans for Peace Now (APN) and the Arab American Institute (AAI), U.S. Jews continue to support an active Mideast peace process and a two-state solution for Israel and the Palestinians, despite two years of horrific terrorism and the bitter disappointment of a peace process turned sour.

Diplomacy and Skepticism

Mitchell Danow July 18, 2002

Middle East diplomacy shifted to New York this week amid widespread skepticism that there is any formula that can convince Israel and the Palestinians to make even slight progress toward peace.

Sharon: No More Words

David Landau December 20, 2001

Trick or treat? That slightly out-of-season challenge reflects Israeli reaction to Palestinian Authority President Yasser Arafat\’s dramatic call on his people for \”a complete stop to all armed activities, especially the suicide attacks.\”

Barak’s Political Life Depends on Syria Referendum

David Landau December 23, 1999

The interviewer\’s question to Prime Minister Ehud Barak on Israeli television over the weekend was clearly one Barak would have preferred to do without.

Peace by Fits and Starts

James D September 2, 1999

Despite the usual last-minute posturing, complaining and maneuvering in the region, administration officials prepared for Secretary of State Madeleine Albright\’s Mideast trip this week confident Israel and the Palestinians will sign an agreement that will lay out implementation of the long-delayed Wye River accord.