The Israeli dilemma when facing the bad boy of the Middle East
Michael Milshtein writes in Ynet about the role that Qatar plays in the current and future stability of the Gaza Strip and the Palestinian Authority. In Hebrew.
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Civil War? The rift between Fatah and Hamas, as seen on social media
Michael Barak surveys the online discourse surrounding the ongoing feud between the Fatah and Hamas movements, which has been characterized by public disputes between supporters of the respective movements. The tension is causing public concern about the possibility of further deterioration into civil war.
Lessons from the Past? France, Algeria and the One-State Reality
Senior Research Fellow Prof. Bruce Maddy-Weitzman has published an article in the Times of Israel, where he compares and contrasts the French experience in Algeria with the Israeli experience in the post-1967 territories.
Turbulence in May: Israel and the Arab World as Reflected in Online Discourse
Michael Barak reviews the responses in the Arab world to recent events involving Israel.
Has the Palestinian Authority Abandoned the Principle of the Two State Solution?
Kobi Michael and Ofir Winter analyze the Palestinian Authority's commitment to the two-state solution.
The Islamic State Declares War on Hamas: The Latest Episode in a Complex Relationship
Gilad Shiloach analyzes the Islamic State's declaration of war against Hamas.
“The New Balfour Declaration:” Trump’s Speech as Reflected in Palestinian Discourse
Michael Barak analyzes the attempts by leaders of Palestinian discourse, particularly the Fatah and Hamas movements, to inflame passions and provoke mass protests in response to U.S President Donald Trump's December speech, which recognized Jerusalem as the capital of Israel.
The Wave of Lone Wolf Attacks and Palestinian Social Networks
Dr. Harel Chorev investigates the role of Palestinian social network activity in the phenomenon of "lone wolf" attacks by Palestinians. In Hebrew.