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A Muslim Palestinian worshipper headed to the Al-Aqsa compound in Jerusalem walks by an Israeli soldier as she crosses the Qalandia checkpoint on August 05, 2011 (Miriam Alster/ Flash90).
Israeli, Palestinian support for two states hits record low
A new survey finds that fewer Jewish Israelis and Palestinians now support the two-state solution. And while support for armed struggle against the occupation has dropped, more Jewish Israelis now support a ‘definitive war’ against Palestinians. By Henriette Chacar Support for a two-state solution is at the lowest level among both Israelis and Palestinians in almost two decades,…
By Henriette Chacar August 13, 2018
Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin, U.S. president Bill Clinton, and PLO Chairman Yasser Arafat at the signing of the Oslo Accords at the White House on September 13, 1993. (Vince Musi/The White House)
The key to an election victory for the Israeli Left
The Right in Israel will not fall over economic issues, period. It will fall only if its lies about political solutions are disproved. By Eli Shmueli No one in the Israeli public dares convey three simple messages: 1) There is a resolution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict; 2) We have a partner for peace; 3) The…
By +972 Magazine February 19, 2015
Avigdor Lieberman (photo: Yotam Ronen / activestills)
Liberman: Citizenship annulment is a condition for peace
The foreign minister’s provocations may be damaging, but they create a clear and present danger when tied to actual policies. Avigdor Liberman has come roaring back again. When the Israeli foreign minister returned to his post following a lengthy corruption investigation that ended in anti-climax of acquittal, some thought he had been chastened by time…
By Dahlia Scheindlin January 9, 2014
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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. (photo: Kobi Gideon/GPO)
Referendum on peace agreement just might pass
The first reaction of the Israeli Right to the possible revival of Israeli-Palestinian peace negotiations has been to rush legislation ensuring a referendum on a future agreement. The idea is to supplement Israel’s 2010 law with provisions that tailor it to apply to any kind of agreement (the existing law passed in 2010 is somewhat…
By Dahlia Scheindlin July 23, 2013
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