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- THE PALESTINIAN UPRISING: HAS IT TURNED AMERICAN PUBLIC OPINION? Gilboa, Eytan // Orbis;Winter89, Vol. 33 Issue 1, p21
The article assesses the impact of the response of the Israeli government to the Palestinian uprising that began in December 1987 on American public opinion as expressed by the mass media in the U.S. The author insists that while American public opinion was highly favorable toward Israel in the...
- Let us become victims again. Wesker, Arnold // New Statesman;10/14/2002, Vol. 131 Issue 4609, p14
Provides information on the conflict between the Palestinian Arabs and Jews in Israel. Discussion of the civil conflict in Israel from the 1960s to the 1970s; Views on the economic aid given by Europe to Israel; Details of the military policy adopted by Israel.
- Jerusalem's Future Not Found in Ballots. Prusher, Ilene R. // Christian Science Monitor;11/12/98, Vol. 90 Issue 244, p6
Notes that Palestinian Arabs in Jerusalem did not participate in November 1998 elections, thus ensuring the victory of Israeli candidates for the city council. Why the Arabs feel voting in the election legitimizes Israeli control of the city; Movement toward final status talks between Israel...
- On the line in Jerusalem. Prusher, Ilene R. // Christian Science Monitor;1/19/99, Vol. 91 Issue 36, p9
Recounts the author's experiences living in the Arab and Jewish neighborhood of Abu Tor in Jerusalem, Israel. Peaceful if tenuous coexistence of Arabs and Jews there; Impact of the murder of Arab Osama Natsche, probably by a Jewish serial killer; The invisible border in the neighborhood;...
- PAN ARABISM AND THE PALESTINE PROBLEM. Woolbert, Robert Gale // Foreign Affairs;Jan1938, Vol. 16 Issue 2, p309
This article explains that most persons interested in international affairs regard the conflict in Palestine as one primarily between the Jews and the Arabs, and that the British are there as a disinterested and benevolent third party. Britain is looked on as being apart from and above the...
- Settler Violence and September 11. Kern, Kathleen // Tikkun;Nov/Dec2001, Vol. 16 Issue 6, p29
Presents an article about assaults against Palestinians by Jewish teenage settlers in Hebron in West Bank. Experience of a member of the Christian Peacemaker Teams of violence in the area; Description of a street violence by Jewish teenagers; Attitude of some Paletinians toward the terrorist...
- Israel's War. Karsh, Efraim // Commentary;Apr2002, Vol. 113 Issue 4, p23
Comments on the conflict between Israelis and Palestinians in the West Bank and Gaza. History of the Arab-Israeli conflict; Arab policy toward Israel; Implications of the victory of Israel in the war of 1967 for Arab nations.
- Temple Mount, Haram Sharif, and the UN. // National Review;11/5/1990, Vol. 42 Issue 21, p20
Examines the political impact of the killing of Arabs by Israeli police on the Temple Mount. Refusal of the Israeli government to cooperate with a United Nations team to investigate the incident; Claim that the Shamir government is incompetent; Complacency by the Shamirites in bluffing the...
- Nonviolent Struggle. Nagler, Michael N. // Progressive;Oct85, Vol. 49 Issue 10, p6
Presents a letter to the editor of the periodical 'The Progressive,' responding to Frank Collins's suggestion that a sustained nonviolent struggle by the Palestinians could change the face of the Middle Eastern conflict.
