Paul Rogers
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From Gaza to Trump, the age of ‘Big Security’ is here (opens the original)
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New book examines rise of ‘liddism’, as global leaders seek to contain threats through force, surveillance and control Binyamin Netanyahu's rejection of Donald Trump's Gaza peace plan is hardly a surprise, given the current mood among Israeli Jews. Anything less than the full termination of Hamas will be seen as a failure of leadership, threatening the prime minister's chances of survival at the upcoming election. But the problem is not simply Netanyahu, and it would be naive to think that his d
Netanyahu's Election Bid may Worsen Israel's International Isolation (opens the original)
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( openDemocracy.net ) – While Donald Trump insists that his plan for Gaza will be accepted, Binyamin Netanyahu is highly unlikely to agree to any such deal this side of the Israeli general election in October. His immediate response has been clear enough: there will be no Israeli military withdrawal whatsoever until Hamas is completely disarmed. It follows that the longer-term prospect for the two million Palestinians crowded into barely a third of the original Gaza land area depends largely on
The Gaza Deadlock: Why Peace remains out of Reach (opens the original)
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( openDemocracy ) – Last week, Donald Trump’s ‘Board of Peace’ announced that it has dropped its full ‘Gaza recovery plan’ in favour of a small pilot project that is unlikely to start before the end of the year. The original grand proposal to reconstruct the entire Palestinian enclave, announced by the US president at the World Economic Forum in Davos back in January, involved an initial 100-day plan to significantly increase aid deliveries, repair water, electricity and sewage systems and rebui
Why Israel fears a US-Iran Deal far more than Conflict (opens the original)
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( OpenDemocracy.net ) – The US/Iran Memorandum of Understanding remains just about intact despite several exchanges of fire. Oman’s recent decision to release $6bn in frozen Iranian assets has helped to ease tensions, but it is also a reminder that the Strait of Hormuz issue is only one of the problems ahead. Another is the vexed issue of the proxy wars, with the Israeli/Hezbollah conflict being the most difficult. The on-off discussions between Israel and the Lebanese government might imply tha
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