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Fatah Resurrected

Khalil Shikaki | Oct 27, 2009
Abbas sits atop a newly invigorated Palestinian Authority; the West Bank is completely secure. They want peace but will adopt a one-state solution if Netanyahu turns his back on Palestinian progress. Israel must act now.

Confronting Hamas

Steven Simon
Jonathan Stevenson
| Dec 01, 2003
Terrorist groups make poor peace partners.  Is Hamas any exception?

Commentary

Israel Under Siege

Benny Morris | Sep 05, 2011
Turkey's punitive diplomacy reinforces the obvious: Israel stands alone in a region increasingly driven by Islamist fervor.

The Death of Egyptian-Israeli Peace

Benny Morris | Aug 22, 2011
For Israel, the days of a secure southern border are over. The inexorable march towards conflict with Egypt continues.

Greece Sides with Israel

Benny Morris | Jul 08, 2011
As Israeli-Turkish relations settle into a deep freeze, Athens cozies up to Jerusalem.
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Blogs

The Normalization of Hamas

Paul R. Pillar | Apr 19, 2012
The Israeli and American postures toward the ruling party in Gaza are stuck in a time warp.

The New Contours of Gaza

Malou Innocent | May 26, 2011
The people of Egypt finally have a voice, but Israel won't like their first words.

A Viable Interlocutor

Paul R. Pillar | Apr 27, 2011
The new Palestinian unity government is a promising development—as long as Israeli and American stubbornness don't get in the way.
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