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From a murderous ideology to a moderate society: transforming and rebuilding Gaza after Hamas
This special report was presented four months ago to Israel's National Security Council and the War Cabinet, addressing one of the key questions about the "day after" the Israel-Hamas War: how to create conditions that would allow for the rehabilitation of Gazan society while transforming it into a culture that does not promote jihad. The report was written by Prof. Danny Orbach and Prof. Netta Barak-Corren from the Hebrew University, Dr. Netanel Flamer from Bar-Ilan University, and Dr. Harel Chorev from the Moshe Dayan Center at Tel Aviv University.
The Seesaw Relationship between Turkey and Israel
In our latest issue of Turkeyscope, Dr. Selin Nasi discusses how Erdogan has limited Turkey's relevance to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict by openly supporting Hamas in recent months.
The Arab Media Discourse Following the October 7 Attacks
Dr. Tom Sharon analyzes the sympathetic discourse in Arab Media towards the October 7 attack and the 'Da'eshification' of Hamas. This article is part of "The Struggle for Stability: Arab Reactions to the Hamas-Israel War", a joint MDC/KAS publication surveys conservative Arab reactions to the war, focusing on emerging trends and preliminary reactions to the war's first 3-4 months (October 2023-January 2024).
The Palestinian Authority and the West Bank in the "Iron Swords" Operation
Dr. Michael Milshtein argues that the Israel-Hamas war reflects profound changes in the Palestinian system. This article is part of "The Struggle for Stability: Arab Reactions to the Hamas-Israel War", a joint MDC/KAS publication surveys conservative Arab reactions to the war, focusing on emerging trends and preliminary reactions to the war's first 3-4 months (October 2023-January 2024).