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Netanyahu Acknowledges Israel's Predicaments… With No Way Out (opens the original)
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In Israel they regard Netanyahu as the foremost orator, especially when he speaks in English before international forums. In politics and government, he is the king whose skill his opponents acknowledge before his supporters do- not only in reaching the summit, but in settling on it. Before and during his lengthy speech to the eighty-first session of the United Nations General Assembly, many events combined to spoil the occasion. The most important were his delivering the speech to empty seats;
Palestine… The Old Guard and the Fear of Losing Control (opens the original)
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The old guard in the Palestinian arena consists not merely of individuals who have occupied and continue to hold leadership positions since its founding, it is also a formula that has governed the arena for decades without any fundamental renewal of its structure or figures. Following the radical political shift brought about by the Oslo Accords - one of its key hallmarks being the recognition of Israel and the return of the Palestinian leadership, headed by the veteran leader Yasser Arafat, to
Netanyahu Has Led Israel with Impossible Agendas (opens the original)
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Netanyahu's gifts are not to be denied, and the clearest evidence of them is that he has remained Israel's top leader longer than any of his predecessors among the founders and the historic figures. Those gifts have been concentrated on managing his own leadership within Israeli politics, drawing on the vacuums that opened and widened with the passing of the great men, who left behind no leaders qualified to govern after them. Those once called the "generation of princes" - the children of Likud
Palestinians: From Statehood to a Struggle for Survival (opens the original)
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Without recounting the facts in detail, the Palestinian situation can be described as being “caught in a vortex.” Whenever a glimmer of an escape appears, developments take place that pull the situation back into the same vortex. Through the Oslo agreements and understandings, which were sponsored by the entire international community, Palestinians had good reason to feel that they were approaching their long-awaited state. Five years, perhaps less, and the interim period of self-government woul
The November Elections: Different Inputs, Different Outputs (opens the original)
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Since President Mahmoud Abbas issued his decrees calling legislative elections for November of this year, a noisy argument has broken out among Palestinians, beginning with the question of whether the elections will actually be held- or whether the decrees are merely a maneuver to release the pressure of internal tension. And before any conclusive answer to that question had taken shape, an active process of preparing for the elections began, through consultations and understandings over the for
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