Israel & the Palestinians

Israel & the Palestinians

High quality essays written by experts on Israel and the Middle East are presented. Essays discuss the history of Israel and Palestine, the reasons behind the ongoing conflicts there, and theories on how to create peace. Significant terms and historic events are also provided.

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Moving toward peace in the Middle East.

U.S. Department of State Dispatch

Features the opening statements made by the President of the United States and the Prime Minister of Israel at a press conference in Jerusalem on... READ MORE »

Remarks on the Situation in the Middle East.

Weekly Compilation of Presidential Documents

Presents the text of a speech given by U.S. President George W. Bush on April 4, 2002, which deals with the crisis in the Middle East. READ MORE »

What America Can Do.

Newsweek (Pacific Edition)

Contends that to contribute to the genuine progress in the Middle East, the United States must suggest a program that combines respect for Arab... READ MORE »

'I Can Make Peace.'

Newsweek

Presents an interview with Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon. His plan to protect Israel from attacks by Palestinians; His relationship to... READ MORE »

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ONE WAY OUT

ONE WAY OUT

New Yorker

Focuses on the developments related to the Palestinian uprising in Israel. Efficiency of diplomacy; Disputes between Palestinian President Yaser... READ MORE »
'WE ARE KIDNAPPED.'

'WE ARE KIDNAPPED.'

Bulletin with Newsweek

Focuses on the escalating terrorism in the Middle East fueled by suicide attacks and guerrilla war between Israel and Palestine. Illustration of the... READ MORE »
Towards a Comprehensive Rights-Based Strategy

Towards a Comprehensive Rights-Based Strategy

al-Majdal

An introduction is presented in which the editor discusses various articles within the issue on topics such as Palestine's global and transnational... READ MORE »
Duck and Cover

Duck and Cover

Current Events

Describes a political cartoon on the Israeli-Palestinian armed conflict in the Middle East. Appeal of Crown Prince Abdullah of Saudi Arabia for the... READ MORE »
Palestinian rivals sign agreement for unity government, Israel suspends peace talks

Palestinian rivals sign agreement for unity government, Israel suspends peace talks

Arab American News

The article reports on the milestone reconciliation reached by Palestinian leaders in their April 23, 2014 meeting in Gaza that will see rival groups... READ MORE »
The World this week

The World this week

Bulletin with Newsweek

Reports global developments related to politics as of April 23, 2002. Mediation of the U.S. in the Palestinian-Israeli conflict; Death of passengers... READ MORE »
In Search of the Elusive Israeli Peace Partner

In Search of the Elusive Israeli Peace Partner

Washington Report on Middle East Affairs

The article reports that the Israeli peace camp has failed to become a significant political movement because it could not find a peace partner among... READ MORE »
Amendment of Palestinian Covenant

Amendment of Palestinian Covenant

U.S. Department of State Dispatch

Presents an excerpt of a statement by the White House Press Secretary applauding the Palestine National Council's vote to revoke the sections of the... READ MORE »
Q&A

Q&A

Junior Scholastic

Answers questions about the political histories of Israel and Palestine. READ MORE »
Chronology of Events

Chronology of Events

Palestine-Israel Journal of Politics, Economics & Culture

Presents a chronology of events related to Palestine-Israeli's politics, economics, and culture as of January to April 2003. Deportation of seven... READ MORE »
El islam político en la minoría palestina en Israel

El islam político en la minoría palestina en Israel

Revista CIDOB d'Afers Internacionals

Political Islam is just another component of the political scenario of the Palestinian minority in Israel, together with Communists, Arab... READ MORE »
Economic Prospects for a One-State Solution in Palestine-Israel

Economic Prospects for a One-State Solution in Palestine-Israel

Holy Land Studies: A Multidisciplinary Journal (Edinburgh Univer

This paper explores the economic underpinnings of a one-state solution in Israel/Palestine, a dimension that has rarely been addressed in the growing... READ MORE »
Palestinian Authority is short on real power

Palestinian Authority is short on real power

Christian Science Monitor

Opinion. Discusses the conditions in Palestine after the signing of its accord with Israel. Role of the Palestinian Authority (PA), the ruling body... READ MORE »
UAE

UAE

Middle East Monitor: The Gulf

Explores the political and economic conditions of the United Arab Emirates. Political threat of the armed conflict between Palestinian Arabs and... READ MORE »
Middle East

Middle East

New York Times Upfront

Encapsulates political developments in the Middle East in 2002. Allegations hurled by Israel and Palestine at each other; Threat made by the U.S. to... READ MORE »
WHY BEGIN SHOULD INVITE ARAFAT TO JERUSALEM

WHY BEGIN SHOULD INVITE ARAFAT TO JERUSALEM

Foreign Affairs

This article advises the government of Israel to consider extending unconditional recognition to the Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO) as a... READ MORE »

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