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Israel-Palestine: Can Trump seal the deal?

February 13, 2017February 13, 2017 0 Comments Benjamin Netanyahu, David Friedman, Donald Trump, Hamas, Husam Zomlot, Israel, Mahmoud Abbas, Nadim Houssain, Naftali Bennett, Palestine, settlements, West Bank

Trump prides himself on his deal-making abilities, but securing “the ultimate deal” between Israelis and Palestinians presents major challenges.

Ofra and Amona settlements

Israel’s controversial ‘settlement bill’: A conversation with Richard Falk

December 1, 2016 0 Comments Barack Obama, Benjamin Netanyahu, Donald Trump, Israel, Knesset, Naftali Bennett, Oslo accords, Palestine, Richard Falk, Sam Bollier, settlements, West Bank

Embed from Getty Images Israeli riot police clashed with settlers living in the Amona “outpost” settlement in 2006 A

Upheaval in Palestine and Israel: Occupation and Beyond

November 25, 2015October 18, 2016 0 Comments governance, IDF, Israel, Israeli-Palestinian Conflict, Mahmoud Jabari, Occupation, Palestine, Palestinian Authority, PLO, settlements

It can be argued that the rising escalation in tensions and confrontations between the Israelis and Palestinians over the past

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Israeli Elections: A View from Palestine

March 29, 2015December 18, 2016 0 Comments Bashar al-Masri, Development, Elections, Hebron, Israel, Palestine, Rawabi, scenes, settlements, Taybeh

As Israelis flocked to the polls in last week’s elections, the West Bank remained calm. The 4.1 million Palestinians living

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