Foreign and Defence Policy in the 2009 Israeli Election

Academia
Short web-interview with Prof. Haim Bresheeth, of the One State in Palestine group
Voting for Apartheid: The 2009 Israeli Elections
Israeli Annexation: the Case of Etzion Colonial Bloc
In the context of recent political fervour in Israeli politics pushing for the annexation of the West Bank, this timely paper explores the real and present process of both de facto and de jure annexation that has long been underway in the West Bank.
A. The New Right in Israel Tightens its Grip on Israel's Present and Future
The MADAR Strategic Report 2017 monitors and analyses key events and developments on the Israeli scene throughout 2016. The report seeks to explore future developments and course of events over the upcoming period, particularly from the perspective
Neither Two States nor One: The Palestine Question in the Age of Trump
Is the Two-State Solution Dead?
Research Essay: Stalin's Terror
“In Stalin’s time - and even in Stalin’s worst times - the regime was supported by more than simple terror” - Vera Dunham. Through the analysis of interviews of former Soviet Citizens, letters to the Politburo and memoirs of Soviet Citizens, this
Ursprüngliche Akkumulation und kapitalistische Akkumulation. Anmerkungen zur gesellschaftlichen Konstitution durch Enteignung, p. 37ff
The Origin of the Palestine-Israel Conflict
in the Middle East As the periodic bloodshed continues in the Middle East, the search for an equitable solution must come to grips with the root cause of the conflict. The conventional wisdom is that, even if both sides are at fault, the Palestinians
The Nile River Dispute: Assuaging Egypt's Fear over the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD)
Israeli-Palestinian Conflict: A One or Two-State Solution?
The Israeli-Palestinian conflict remains one of the complex issues of our time that no one knows how and when it will end. For over 70 years, Israel and the stateless Palestinians have infrequently clashed over the land from the Jordan River to the
Russia-Africa Relations in the 21st Century: Symbiotic or Predatory?
Africa, a promising continent with political clout, is a strategic region that has caught the attention of foreign powers over the years. Notable among these foreign powers is the Russian
Author/compiler. The Arab-Israeli Conflict: A Documentary and Reference Guide. Santa Barbara, CA: Greenwood, 2017. *Award-winning title: Library Journal, Best Reference Title, 2017.
Covering the Arab-Israeli conflict from its origins to the present, this valuable resource traces the evolution of this ongoing, seemingly unresolvable dispute through a wide array of primary source documents. • Allows a wide audience of readers―from
ISRAEL and PALESTINE BOSTON STUDY GROUP ON MIDDLE EAST PEACE Two States for Two Peoples If Not Now, When? ISRAEL AND PALESTINE Two States for Two Peoples If Not Now, When
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ISRAEL and PALESTINE Two States for Two Peoples: If not Now Then When
US War on Terror and Iranian Foreign Policy Objectives
ABSTRACT: This paper analyzes the ways in which Iranian political leaders responded to the events of 9/11 and rhetorically appropriated the U.S. “war on terror” in support of Iranian foreign policy objectives. From the Iranian point of view, US
US-Israel Relation: How Constructivism Works
At present bilateral relation is one of the most important features in International Relation. The U.S –Israel relation is unique and also most talked topic in the world. This is because it is said that, the U.S is the ultimate protector of Israel in
Constructive Sovereignty: A New International Relations Model for an Old Problem
This article asks a rather ambitious question, “What independent variable accounts for America’s continued support for Israel?” The question is an ambitious one, not only because of the myriad possibilities and the endless body of literature on the
Misunderstanding History and the Failures of American Diplomacy
Academic Corruption, the Israel Lobby, and 9/11, or, Why I have resigned from my emeritus status at the University of Sussex
in reply to a Twitter message summing up a series of crimes ascribed to 'Saudis', beginning with their alleged responsibility for bringing down the Twin Towers, I posted, 'Not Saudis, Israelis brought down the Twin Towers with help from
US-Israel Relations: A Special Friendship
Effects of Israel Lobby on USA's Foreign Policy
The Sunset of America's Middle Eastern Empire
This paper argues that the American moment in the Middle East has come to an end. That is to say that the U.S. foreign policy is no longer a sole decisive factor that shapes Middle Eastern politics. The time of the American-led Middle East is over.
Post Colonial Residue: the Duty of the International Community to Intervene in intractable Crises
Co-author: Taylor Billings (taylor_moran@hotmail.com)
What factors account for the continuation of the US - Israel strategic partnership after the end of the Cold War?
ABSTRACT: The following study focuses on an examination of the factors that account for the continuity of the strategic partnership between the United States and Israel after the end of the Cold War. For nearly half century, (1945-1989) US foreign
THE ROLE OF ISRAEL LOBBY IN U.S. FOREIGN POLICY TOWARDS MIDDLE EAST
This research is based on the role of Israel Lobby in U.S. policies towards the Middle east with special reference to Iran and Palestine.
A Friend Like This: Re-evaluating Bush and Israel
... 11 In December 2007, Osama bin Laden himself threatened Israel directly: I assure our kin in Palestine especially that we shall expand our ... Iran would target Haifa and Tel Aviv, but Israel would attack the population centers of Tabriz,
The Israel Lobbies: A Survey of the Pro-Israel Community in the United States
TREACHEROUS ALLIANCE
Israeli-Iranian relations remain a mystery to most analysts in spite of the profound impact that these countries’ tensions have had on the Middle East and on U.S. national security. The political sensitivity of the issue has prompted most U.S.