Time for a new Mid-East foreign policy
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- United States Policy toward the West Bank in 1948. Kadosh, Sandra Berliant // Jewish Social Studies;Summer/Fall84, Vol. 46 Issue 3/4, p231
The article presents an analysis on the U.S. policy on the political conditions of the West Bank of the Jordan in 1948 basing on the "Foreign Relations Documents of the U.S." It points out several factors affecting the policy of the U.S. concerning the West Bank which includes the desire for the...
- US eyes Israel turmoil for easing of Mideast tension. Prusher, Ilene R. // Christian Science Monitor;11/20/97, Vol. 89 Issue 249, p6
Reports on hopes in the United States that a push for a unified government in Israel may be successful. The likely US support of anything that revives the stalled Middle East peace process; The frustration of President Bill Clinton over the way the Israeli Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu is...
- Newt at the Knesset--Pandering or peacemaking? Holt, Pat // Christian Science Monitor;6/4/98, Vol. 90 Issue 132, p11
Criticizes the efforts of Newt Gingrich to pander to American Jews by supporting Israel even beyond the foreign policy decisions of President Clinton and urging Israel to resist that foreign policy. How US foreign policy toward Israel affects Israeli-Palestinian relationships; How the vital...
- Idle threats undermine US in Mideast, and everywhere else. Holt, Pat // Christian Science Monitor;8/05/98, Vol. 90 Issue 176, p11
Contends that the United States needs to back up its threats of action against Israel for its unwillingness to compromise on issues for peace with Palestine. Efforts by the US to get Israel to make concessions regarding the West Bank; Why idle threats from the US will hurt the peace process;...
- Bush-Sharon Confrontation Looms. Curtiss, Richard H. // Washington Report on Middle East Affairs;May2002, Vol. 21 Issue 4, p10
Cites the differences of views of the U.S. and Israel on the Israel-Palestinian conflict. Call of president George Bush for the immediate withdrawal of Israel from all Palestinian towns; Hunt for Palestinian Arab terrorist by Israel; Influence of the European Union.
- Ariel Sharon Brings His Bag of Tricks to George Bush's White House. Curtiss, Richard H. // Washington Report on Middle East Affairs;Jun/Jul2002, Vol. 21 Issue 5, p7
Focuses on the conflicting opinions of Israel Prime Minister Ariel Sharon and U.S. President George W. Bush concerning the Palestinian conflict. Demand of Bush for the cessation of killings in the West Bank; Claim of Sharon on the need for reform in the Palestinian leadership; Support of Bush...
- Bush Gives Up Posing as 'Peacemaker' to Emerge as Sharon's Staunch Ally. Marshall, Rachelle // Washington Report on Middle East Affairs;Jun/Jul2002, Vol. 21 Issue 5, p8
Focuses on the intervention of U.S. President George W. Bush in the Israel-Palestine conflict. Visit of Secretary of State Colin Powell to broker cease-fire between two sides; Response of Israel Prime Minister on the urge to withdraw the attacks in the Palestinian cities and towns; Reaction of...
- Israel's Moment of Truth. Pipes, Daniel // Commentary;Feb2000, Vol. 109 Issue 2, p19
Warns of the impact of the pervasive feeling of demoralization among the Israelis on its relations with its Arab neighbors. Views on the implications of Israel's economic and political growth; Discussion on Arab rejectionism; Opinion on the changes in Israeli society; Comparison between the...
- Clinton adds weight to criticism of Israel. // MEED: Middle East Economic Digest;03/14/97, Vol. 41 Issue 11, p22
Reports on US President Bill Clinton's criticism of Israel's decision to build new homes for Jewish settlers in East Jerusalem. Reflection of growing international dissent over the Israeli move; Talks with Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat at the White House on March 3, 1997; Israeli Prime...
