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Egypt’s Gaza Truce Proposal: What Does it Mean?

On: August 18, 2014

In: Gaza

Egypt’s proposal for a Gaza truce won’t make Israel happy, but it’s primarily a trap for Hamas, ironically because it offers the people of Gaza so much of what they need. Continue Reading

A Tragedy of Errors: U.S. Incompetence in Israel-Palestine Talks, Part I

By: Mitchell Plitnick

On: May 5, 2014

In: Israel, Peace Plans, United States

The collapse of talks was not, ultimately, Israel’s fault. It was the United States’.Continue Reading

One State of Mind

By: Mitchell Plitnick

On: October 11, 2013

In: Peace Plans

Advertisements In the last of three pieces, starting with an article at LobeLog earlier this week and one at this site yesterday, I look at the need for advocacy for various one-state formulations to be part of the discourse around resolving the Israel-Palestine conflict. I argue that, even for two-staters,Continue Reading