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- UNDERSTANDING HISTORY WON'T HELP US MAKE PEACE. BENN, ALUF // Foreign Policy;Jan/Feb2011, Issue 184, p70
The essay explores reasons why an understanding of history has caused issues in establishing peace between Israel and Arab countries. The author argues that having conflicting narrative beliefs means compromise cannot be reached. He cites the successful negotiations between Israeli Prime...
- ARAFAT'S BURDEN. Rubin, Barry; Rubin, Judith Colp // New Republic;10/4/93, Vol. 209 Issue 14, p16
Analyzes the need for the Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO) and its leader, Yasir Arafat, to make peace with Palestinians after making peace with Israel. Arafat's reasons for making peace with Israel after years of supporting actions against the country; Obstacles facing the PLO and Arafat...
- AFTER EUPHORIA. Peretz, Martin // New Republic;10/4/93, Vol. 209 Issue 14, p20
Focuses on the peace agreement between the Israeli government and Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO) leader Yasir Arafat. Motivation of the Israeli government for entering into an agreement with the PLO; Role of the U.S. in the peace process; Israel's reasons for entering a negotiation...
- ON THE ROAD. Walzer, Michael // New Republic;10/4/93, Vol. 209 Issue 14, p22
Comments on the peace agreement between the Israel and the Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO). Critics' reasons for branding the agreement as undemocratic; Speculations on PLO leader Yasir Arafat's reasons for signing the agreement; Challenges in implementing the agreement amidst a violent...
- Dead Sea Trip. Greniman, Deborah // Bridges: A Jewish Feminist Journal;2003, Vol. 10 Issue 1, p100
Description of the author's trip towards the Dead Sea on her way pick up her son from a hiking camp. Reflects on the famous spots on the way; Questions the impact of the peace settlement, drawing territory boundaries; Empathizes with the loss of democracy due to "intifada"; Discusses the impact...
- The Perils of Peace. Podhoretz, Norman // National Review;12/21/1998, Vol. 50 Issue 24, p38
This article discusses the author's view that peace efforts in the Middle East would result to war. The author is traveling to Jerusalem to attend the celebration of his grandson's bar-mitzvah. According to the author, the peace process encapsulated in the Oslo agreement will result to war. The...
- Lost Perspectives m the a Israeli-Palestinian Conflict. Ben-Meir, Alon // Humanist;Jan/Feb2006, Vol. 66 Issue 1, p7
This article observes how Israelis' and Palestinians' misconstrued perceptions of each other's positions and assessments of the prevailing political and on-the-ground conditions have aggravated their relationship as of January 2005 thus preventing the peace process to move forward. The current...
- HAMAS 1, PLO 0. // New Republic;12/12/94, Vol. 211 Issue 24, p7
Calls for the Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO) under Yasir Arafat to accede to a peace treaty that brings peace to the Israelis. Reaction of Palestinians to the violent encounters between the PLO police and Hamas militants in Gaza, Jerusalem and the West Bank; Demands of Israelis for the...
- Ambassador Philip Wilcox Examines Next Step in Peace Process. Rhodin, Sara // Washington Report on Middle East Affairs;Sep/Oct2007, Vol. 26 Issue 7, p55
The article focuses on a lecture conducted by Ambassador Philip Wilcox, president of the Foundation for Middle East Peace, on the Palestine-Israel peace process. Wilcox noted that historically, after the 1967 Palestinian-Israeli war, an opportunity for peace was lost. He also discussed the...
