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Israel’s elections are no longer about reaching a two-state solution, but about what kind of single state will emerge.
A regular survey of experts on matters relating to Middle Eastern and North African politics and security.
Whatever Israel and the Palestinians need to succeed in making peace, what they don’t need is a framework that may well have hung a closed-for-the-season sign both on a viable peace process and Washington’s credibility as a fair and effective broker.
While Jared Kushner was researching his plan for peace in the Middle East, he consulted one of Carnegie’s senior fellows, among others.
The Trump plan ensures that when Palestinians revive their national movement, it will not be through the old structures.
A regular survey of experts on matters relating to Middle Eastern and North African politics and security.
What I told Jared Kushner when he solicited my advice for his Palestinian-Israeli peace plan.
Animated by an extreme pro-Israeli bias and frustration with the Palestinians, the administration has now changed the game and fundamentally altered the U.S. approach of the past three administrations by aligning its view with Israel’s on the the country’s final borders.
In an interview, Marwan Muasher outlines what scares Amman in the Trump peace plan for Palestinians and Israelis.
Washington’s apparent aim is to facilitate Israel’s desire to take the maximum amount of Palestinian land with the least number of Palestinians.
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