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Development Diplomacy:
U.S. Economic Assistance to the West Bank and Gaza
For more than a decade, U.S. policymakers have sought, at least indirectly, to supplement their efforts to promote political reconciliation between Israel and the Palestinians with economic support to improve the socio-economic conditions in the West Bank and Gaza. U.S. efforts have been premised on the assumption that economic progress
Jan 1, 1989
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  • Joyce Starr
In-Depth Reports
The PLO:
A Declaration of Independence?
Faced with pressure from the uprising leadership in the territories, by gains of rival Islamic and leftist groups and by Jordan's disengagement from the West Bank, Yasser Arafat is seeking approval for a Palestinian declaration of independence at the Algiers PNC meeting. But will the PLO actually achieve independence from
Nov 1, 1988
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  • Barry Rubin
In-Depth Reports
Islam in the Palestinian Uprising
"Activist Islam" has emerged as a critical new force in the Palestinian uprising and a new wild card in the intra-Palestinian debate over the political direction the ten-month old revolt should take. The recent publication of the Islamic Resistance Movement's covenant, which brooks no compromise with Israel, is but the
Oct 1, 1988
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  • Robert Satloff
In-Depth Reports
The Reagan Administration's Approach to Middle East Peacemaking
Decision time is approaching in the Middle East. In Israel and Lebanon, within the Palestinian community and in the gulf, choices will be made that will have a profound impact on the politics of the region and on the chances of settling conflicts peacefully. These decisions must be based on
Sep 16, 1988
In-Depth Reports
Changing the Balance of Risks:
U.S. Policy toward the Arab-Israeli Conflict
The violent uprising in the West Bank and Gaza has destroyed a status quo which had been tolerable, if not entirely comfortable, for several years. Mounting casualties injected fresh urgency into the search for a new peace process to replace one that has been stalled by differences over procedures and
Jun 1, 1988
In-Depth Reports
Israel and the Palestinians:
Imperatives for the Future
Keynote addresses by Walter Mondale, Lawrence Eagleburger, and Richard Murphy. With William Kirby, Daniel Kurtzer, Aaron David Miller, and others.
Apr 17, 1988
In-Depth Reports
Double Jeopardy:
PLO Strategy toward Israel and Jordan
Executive Summary Since the early 1970s, PLO strategy towards Israel has gradually evolved toward an increasingly sophisticated "strategy of phases" for the liberation of Palestine. Though directed primarily against Israel, this strategy has threatening implications for Jordan as well. According to the PLO's "strategy of phases," it is essential for
Dec 1, 1987
In-Depth Reports
U.S.-Israel Strategic Cooperation
This Policy Focus presents the highlights of The Washington Institute's Conference on Strategy and Defense in the Eastern Mediterranean, held in Jerusalem, July 9-11, 1986. More than fifty American and Israeli policymakers, journalists and military analysts attended the conference, which was the first academic gathering to examine the development of
Sep 1, 1986
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  • Bart Aronson
  • Samuel Lewos
  • Menachem Meron
In-Depth Reports
Whither the Peace Process?
The Local Leadership Option
6 pages
Apr 1, 1986
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  • Robert Satloff
  • Michael Lewis
In-Depth Reports
The PLO's Intractable Foreign Policy
Executive Summary In 1985, the Middle East peace process came to depend upon the transformation of the PLO into a suitable partner for King Hussein in negotiations with Israel. Throughout the year, however, the PLO proved itself yet again both unwilling and incapable of playing that role. In victory or
Dec 1, 1985
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  • Barry Rubin
In-Depth Reports
The Soviet Union and Mideast Diplomacy
As the U.S.-USSR summit approaches, the Middle East has suddenly appeared on the agenda. For the first time, the Reagan Administration must deal with the unpleasant prospect of recreating a Soviet role in the Mideast peace process through an international conference. This premier issue of Policy Focus focuses on the
Nov 1, 1985
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  • Dennis Ross

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