Saeb Erekat: the friend, the negotiator and the politician
Saeb Erekat leaves behind a complex legacy.
Decision Points: insight into the US-Israel relationship
After years as a journalist, I started a podcast series last fall. Here are a few things I’ve learned.
What Israel’s Past Leaders Can Teach Us About Its Current Problem
Israel’s leaders will soon confront a fateful choice: If Israel stays on its current path, it will, by default, become one state for two peoples.
How To Get to Two States From Here
How can prospects for a two-state solution be advanced? Yossi Alpher, Amjad Atallah, Scott Lasensky, David Makovsky, Steven Rosen and Zalman Shoval weigh in.
Israeli Unilateralism Won’t Work If Olmert Has To Go It Alone
Prime Minister Ehud Olmert’s maiden voyage to the White House seems to have gone as well as could be expected. After aides on both sides tried to plunge expectations lower than the Dead Sea before the summit, President Bush termed Olmert’s unilateral option to evacuate the majority of West Bank settlements a “bold” concept that could