Israeli-Palestinian Conflict

This paper is the second in a series of working papers in which we report on the results of a multi-year research project designed to survey the textbooks that are most commonly used to teach about the Arab-Israeli and Israeli-Palestinian conflict in colleges and universities.

Guest authors Ofir Winter and Kobi Michael analyze the Palestinian Authority's commitment to the two-state solution. In Hebrew.

Harel Chorev explains the relationship between social media and the phenomenon of Palestinian "lone wolf" attacks.

MDC Senior Research Fellow Paul Rivlin examines demographic trends in Israel, the West Bank and Gaza and their implications.

Working Paper No.1 critically examines the textbooks commonly used to teach about the Israeli-Palestinian conflict in university classrooms.

Harel Chorev and Moran Levanoni examine the place of Palestinian social media against the backdrop of the current escalation of violence.

MDC Principal Research Fellow Bruce Maddy-Weitzman argues that the Palestinian issue is just one of many on the crowded agenda of Mideast governments and nowhere near the top of their priorities.

Michael Barak discusses the protest movement in the Gaza strip that moved from social networks into the street.