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Taba Mythchief

David Makovsky | Mar 01, 2003
The "near miss" at Taba is being widely promoted as the natural starting point for future Israeli-Palestinian diplomacy. The only problem, is there was no "near miss."

Commentary

Israel Rejects the Right Without the Left Winning

Larry Derfner | Jan 25, 2013
The public showed fatigue with Netanyahu, but he still has no rival.

Yair Lapid, Israel's Kingmaker

Ben Lynfield | Jan 24, 2013
The second-largest bloc in Israel's Knesset is headed by a secular centrist. Will he lend his name to a new government?

Netanyahu's Risky Consolidation

Akiva Eldar | Nov 06, 2012
The merger between Israel's main right-wing parties could cost seats in the Knesset. What's the prime minister thinking?
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Blogs

Surrendering Values in Israel

Paul R. Pillar | Jul 12, 2011
The Knesset clamps down on free speech. Israel loses its monopoly on democracy.

Israel Slides Farther to the Right

Paul R. Pillar | Jan 18, 2011
Why we should be mourning Ehud Barak's break from the Labor Party.

How to Treat Jonathan Pollard Fairly

Paul R. Pillar | Jan 12, 2011
Until Israel finds someone spying on them for America, Jonathan Pollard is right where he belongs: in a U.S. prison.
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