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Foreign relations of Israel

An Axis of Democracy?

Rajan Menon
Swati Pandey
| Jun 01, 2006
History kept India and Israel apart. But times have changed. Will strategic necessity keep them together?

Brussels Unbound

Jeffrey L. Cimbalo | Jun 01, 2006
The EU has "unilateralist" ambitions.

From Awakening to War

Robert F. Ellsworth | Jun 01, 2006
Without quick mediation, the politicization of religion could lead to conflict.

Islam and Islamism: Faith and Ideology

| Mar 01, 2000

A New Axis: The Emerging Turkish-Israeli Entente

Daniel Pipes | Dec 01, 1997
The Turkish-Israeli partnership offers many advantages to the United States. Most ambitiously, it could provide the nucleus of an American-oriented regional partnership made up of democratic allies--as opposed to the authoritarian rulers.
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Commentary

Israel Isn't Isolated

Gabriel Scheinmann | Jan 21, 2013
Far from being a settlement-crazed pariah, Israel is reaching new highs of international integration.

Israel's Election and the Iran Crisis

Shai Feldman | Jan 18, 2013
An in-depth analysis of the strategic and political trends driving the Iran issue in Israel.

If Barack Strikes Back

Brent E. Sasley | Nov 09, 2012
If Obama tries to pressure Netanyahu in his second term, he isn't likely to get far.
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Blogs

Counseling Surrender to Iran

Jacob Heilbrunn | Sep 20, 2010

Books & Reviews

Exodus

Walter Laqueur | Mar 02, 2009
Morris turns to the origins of the one-state and two-state conceptions. It helps explain how the Israelis and Palestinians got themselves into this intractable conflict in the first place.

Woodward's Post-Electoral Prophecy

Leon Hadar | Oct 26, 2006
This article was originally published on October 26. Given Secretary of Defense Rumsfeld's resignation, it is being republished.

Strategic Horizons

J. Peter Pham | Mar 01, 2006
Despite predictions to the contrary, America's superpower status remains uncontested.
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