Israeli-Palestinian Conflict
Qatar is a Big Part of the Problem, Not the Solution
Israel Must Remove Qatar from the Gaza Strip According to (as yet uncorroborated) Arab reports, the US has asked Qatar to finance and manage the port project in the...
Silencing and Demonization are Wrong, Both in Israel and Abroad
Surprised at anti-Israel Hatred? Maybe it’s Time to Think of the Hatred Here at Home Around the world, the “Swords of Iron” war has brought tens of thousands of...
The Effect of Palestinian Labor on Israel’s Economy
The obvious solution for the government is quite simple – make a decision that brings the number of Palestinian workers in Israel to such that features no volatility: zero....
Let’s Talk About Lebanon
Remember the agreement with Lebanon we signed less than eighteen months ago? An agreement we were promised would bring quiet and security along the Northern border? Under the...
The Legality of the Israeli Buffer Zone in the Gaza Strip
Israel is reportedly considering establishing a security zone within the Gaza Strip, along the border, to prevent terrorist infiltration, invasion or launching of attacks on Israel, such as occurred...
Unmasking UNRWA
The Agency as a National Security Threat and Operational Alternatives One of the most significant national security threats to Israel today is the Palestinian education system which equips its...
We Must Oppose Anti-Settler Sanctions
The October 7th massacre has created a rare political consensus in Israeli society. Whether on the political right, left, or center, there is a widespread understanding that a Palestinian...
If Jews aren’t safe in Gaza, they won’t be safe in Israel either
President Biden has declared a set of principles for Israel’s role in postwar Gaza: “no forcible displacement of Palestinians from Gaza, no reoccupation, no siege or blockade, and no reduction in territory.” A fifth no is implicit: no Jews in Gaza. The administration hasn’t insisted...
Chronic Failure Without Accountability: International Peacekeeping and Security Forces in the Arab-Israeli Conflict
IntroductionThe U.S. and other international actors have become increasingly insistent on having a governance plan for “the day after” the Gaza War. Washington seems to be pushing for a...