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What Israel Really Thinks About Syria
Yaakov Katz on how Israel's calculations about Syria are changing.
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Two States: Israel’s Official Position Or Not?
Alexandra Boulat / VII
Does the Israeli government officially support a two-state solution or not?...
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Israelis And Palestinians Blast Kerry For Peace Efforts
Ali Gharib on shifting the blame for a lack of Mideast peace to American Secretary of State John...
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On Netanyahu’s In-Flight ‘Bed Chamber’
Israelis are about to suffer from severe budget cuts, but that didn't stop Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu from spending $127,000 on a bed.... MORE
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Can The Peace Camp Cope With 'Fragility'?
Bernard Avishai on what the instability in Syria means for the Israeli-Palestinian peace process, and vice versa. MORE
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Clinging to a Virtual Reality
Lara Friedman and Daniel Seidemann on just who is in denial about Google's recognition of Palestine. MORE
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Is The Israeli Press Only "Partly Free"?
Ali Gharib on the controversy over a D.C. thinktank's report on Israeli press freedom. MORE
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Is Bibi Striking a Different Tone On Peace?
Israeli sources close to Prime Minister Netanyahu suggest he may be changing his tune on peace negotiations with the Palestinians, writes Nadav Eyal. MORE
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The Rejectionism Of The Right
Dan Goldenblatt on the potential of the Arab Peace Initiative to deliver on what Israelis want, and the perils of ignoring it. MORE
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A Referendum On Peace Is A Bad Idea
There are arguments for putting a peace deal to a public vote. Brent E. Sasley doesn't think they outweigh the potential pitfalls. MORE
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Bibi’s Settlement Restraint
Lara Friedman on Netanyahu's new settlement moves—what they mean and what they don't. MORE
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What Israel's Attack Doesn't Mean For American Intervention In Syria
Ali Gharib on why Israel's attacks on Syrian weapons don't make the case for U.S. involvement. MORE
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Bibi's Right: Palestinian Rejectionism Threatens Peace
The Palestinians have been responsible for decades of failed peace processes, writes Gil Troy. MORE
