Imperfect Compromise: A New Consensus Among Israelis and Palestinians

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Potomac Books, Inc., 2013 - 251 pagine
The Middle East is now in the eye of a storm. But as this storm abates, an opportunity for peace and progress has emerged. In Imperfect Compromise , Michael Karpin, an Israeli broadcast journalist, presents a new thesis about the Middle East peace settlement. He lays out an optimistic forecast: The violent conflict between Arabs and Jews that has had the greatest negative impact on world peace since the end of the Cold War is moving steadily toward resolution. Moreover, since the first Zionists settled on the shore of the Lake of Galilee a hundred years ago, the relations between Arabs and Jew.
 

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Preface
Authors Note
A POSTZIONIST ANALYSIS
Historical Correction
Without Compassion
The Messiah Is Back
The Original
Jewish and Democratic or State of All Its Citizens
A Bulldozer That Built and Destroyed
INSTEAD OF TERROR PASSIVE CIVIL RESISTANCE
Two Palestines
Softening the Hardest
A Palestinian Easy to Like
The Right of Return
Delayed Ignition
A State of Isolation

AS ARABS PUSH FOR A SETTLEMENT ISRAEL PLAYS FOR TIME
War and Peace
They Had Learned Nothing from History
Impotent Leadership
Secular Messianism
The Demographic Threat
The Bomb Is Still in the Basement
PostAssad
Critical Mass
Bibliography
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