Interview – Nadav Tamir
Nadav Tamir discusses his mentor Shimon Peres, his support for the Iran nuclear deal and why a two-state solution between Israel and an independent Palestine is possible.
Russia, Iran and Israel: A Troubled Triangle
Moscow’s efforts to retain good relations with both Israel and Iran will continue to cause each to be wary of becoming too reliant on a Russia that it deems unreliable.
Jimmy Carter’s Role in Securing Middle East Peace
While Carter has been often perceived as politically inept, this image belies the leadership he exhibited when he led negotiations to resolve the Arab-Israeli conflict.
Changing Strategy and Practices of Diaspora Philanthropies Towards Israel
Jewish diaspora philanthropy is more critical, engaged, professional and committed to the idea of supporting Israel for the purpose of multiple targets.
‘Children of the Stones’: The Securitization of Palestinian Children by Israel
To understand the complex and highly subtle securitization of Palestinian children by the Israeli state requires going beyond the Copenhagen School’s analysis framework.
Interview – Avner Golov
Avner Golov answers questions about the recent US-Iran nuclear agreement and its implications for Israel and wider regional security in the Middle East.
Hillary Clinton, Israel and the Middle East
No one in Israel or the US is under any illusion that Obama’s departure will end the underlining tensions that have rocked the US-Israel ‘special relationship’ over recent years.
Moving on After Congress Votes on the Iran Deal
Iran is an important country. The US should engage with Iran, with well-considered protections in place, while being sure to protect and reassure our allies.
The Israeli-Palestinian Conflict: From Occupation to (De)Legitimization?
The (de)legitimization game has recently gained significance in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and is made sense of by critically discussing three basic assumptions.
Review – The Gatekeepers
Although this esteemed documentary raises important issues, the claims of its six protagonists are based on several problematic assumptions which must be questioned.
