The Endless Occupation, a New Understanding “Today’s reality in Israel-Palestine is at odds with everything the United States claims to stand for.” March 20, 2021
A Day in the Life of Abed Salama One man’s quest to find his son lays bare the reality of Palestinian life under Israeli rule. March 19, 2021
Mideast: A Last Chance If President Obama is to salvage his legacy on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, he will have to support a parameters resolution at the Security Council. September 10, 2016
Why the US Gets Israel Wrong Of Skeptics, Reproachers, and Embracers October 9, 2014 issue Letter George J. Mitchell Why Did George Mitchell Resign? November 6, 2014 issue
Whose Palestine? For a moment in early June, as Hamas ministers in Gaza surrendered their authority to a new government of national consensus, it seemed that Palestine’s political leadership was on the verge of a historic shift. But in the days since, little has changed in Gaza or in Palestinian relations with the West. June 19, 2014
Netanyahu, Then and Now In 1978 a young American citizen then going under the Anglicized name Ben Nitay argued that Palestinians do not have a right to a state, that they could instead get citizenship in Jordan or Israel, and that their goal is not to build a state but to destroy one. Today Benjamin Netanyahu argues against these very same views, which are still espoused by members of a strengthening, more conservative faction of his Likud party. July 31, 2013
What Future for Israel? Tested by Zion: The Bush Administration and the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict by Elliott Abrams The Future of the Jews: How Global Forces Are Impacting the Jewish People, Israel, and Its Relationship with the United States by Stuart E. Eizenstat Israel, Jordan, and Palestine: The Two-State Imperative by Asher Susser Beyond the Two-State Solution: A Jewish Political Essay by Yehouda Shenhav, translated from the Hebrew by Dimi Reider and Efrat Weiss August 15, 2013 issue
