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...as being defined by the blood feud with the Arabs whose families used to live on this land and whether that conflict can be negotiated away, but Israelis say they have moved.
Now observing ...
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Three mistakes the U.S. must not make in the Israeli-Palestinian peace talks
(News Room/Op Ed - 2010)
... necessary to enable the parties to then flesh out and complete a comprehensive agreement that will end the conflict and establish a lasting peace."
Such an approach would doom the talks,...
...ly wants a deal. But he insisted he had come to “find a historic compromise” that would end the conflict and that he recognizes that “another people shares this land with us.” ...
...des made a joint appeal to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu not to miss the opportunity to end the conflict.
“Bibi, be a partner,” was the headline of an open letter published a...
...me Minister Benjamin Netanyahu declared his three red lines as a condition for any agreement: An end to the conflict, security arrangements, and recognition of Israel as the Jewish people’s nati...
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A U.S. official said USAID had funded the campaign as part of a series of grants it gives out aimed at conflict resolution. The program also funds an Israeli-Palestinian dialogue forum and the Al...
...be done.
The biggest plus may be President Obama’s commitment. His predecessor ignored the conflict for seven years before arranging a peace conference in 2007 that had insufficient p...
...ake peace with a house divided. If Gaza is excluded from the framework of peace, it will remain a source of conflict, undermining any final settlement.
For an Israeli-Palestinian peace to s...
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August poll: 55% of Palestinians support two-state solution; 63% support negotiations with Israel
(Polls/Palestinian Polls)
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Some people believe that the two-states formula is the preferable solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, while others believe that historic Palestine cannot be divided into two states, an...
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On August 28, Geneva Initiative's Palestinian office held a workshop in Tulkarem to brainstorm Conflict Resolution Skills.
28.08.2010
The Geneva Initiat...
...n. So do a majority of Arabs. The simple truth is that most people in the Middle East are exhausted by this conflict, and if Mr. Netanyahu and Mr. Abbas can reach a viable agreement, the public on all...
...d by both sides. From his standpoint, the establishment of a Palestinian state is supposed to "end the conflict." His Palestinian interlocutors are relying on a statement issued by the Quart...
...onths, the PA even hosted Israeli senior security officials in Jenin, Tulkaram and Jericho. During the Gaza conflict of 2008-09, the PA kept the West Bank calm. Because of the improved security, Israe...
...urgency on the ground in Israel and Palestine, as public opinion research demonstrates on both sides of the conflict line. But reality is significantly more complex. Failure to reach a permanent statu...
...as emerged, over the past two decades, that the only practicable means of resolving the Israeli-Palestinian conflict is a negotiated agreement allowing for two states to live side-by-side, in peace an...
...kground to the formula? The Palestinians, in whose name Yasser Arafat promised a peaceful resolution of the conflict, let terror strike Israelis and destroy the trust that was starting to be built.
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...hical intimacy of the Israeli-Palestinian struggle, and of the precarious nature of life on the seam of the conflict. Its dismantling is giving graphic expression to the calm that now prevails in the ...
... endured these past years”.
And more: “the parameters for a solution of the conflict are clear and well-known. They are not generally supported by the Israeli public bu...
... plan.
Such a plan would prove that Israel is indeed interested in making headway and ending the conflict; that our leaders are willing to take risks to improve the lives of Israelis; that ...
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On July 27, the Geneva Initiative conducted a seminar for Palestinian youth on ending the conflict.
27.07.2010
The Geneva Initiative conducted a s...
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GI Co-Architect and Former Israeli Minister Dr. Yossi Beilin attends "FUNGLODE Forum for Peace"
(Events/International)
...e Dominican President held the three day event because of his strong belief in the importance of ending the conflict in the Middle East stating, "We live in an era of globalization and the events...
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On July 20, the Geneva Initiatve held a workshop in Tulkarem on developing conflict solving skills.
20.07.2010
The Geneva Initiative...
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Israeli and Palestinian heads held meetings with senior officials and AECID representatives in Spain
(Events/International)
... Madrid to discuss the Geneva Initiative and prospects for a peaceful settlement to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. Mr. Baltiansky and Mr. Foqaha met with Spanish Foreign Ministry officials and repr...
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September 2, Y-net op-ed by Geneva Initiative Israeli and Palestinian Director-Generals:
(News Room/This Week)
...me Minister Benjamin Netanyahu declared his three red lines as a condition for any agreement: An end to the conflict, security arrangements, and recognition of Israel as the Jewish people’s nati...
...dquo;the right should not delude itself: one Jewish state will not be a solution, but a continuation of the conflict. There will be fights over the flag and over the anthem and over the school curricu...
...cal concerns within the Israeli government and the Palestinian Authority, as well as the core issues of the conflict. Participants learned about the political maps on each of the sides and spoke about...
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GI interview of Sameh Khader, International PR Director for Palestinian TV
(News Room/Op Ed - 2010)
...ot;Across the Green Line". In this program some Israeli people speak about their visions regarding the conflict and its resolution.
Question: Do you think that there is a chance for re...
...nvene a historic summit with a risk-averse Palestinian leader. The ascent to the mountaintop in search of a conflict-ending agreement and the ensuing descent into a valley of broken trust, bitterness,...
... of the other issues that have to be dealt with, because people feel as if there’s a forum in which conflicts can get resolved. And the problem, what we've had over the last several years is...
...ians, with a clear majority of 62% supporting direct talks. 07.07.2010
The Evens Program in Mediation and Conflict Resolution
Tel Aviv University and the Israel Democracy Institute
Summ...
... would maintain an Israeli military presence in parts of the West Bank for at least 15 years; and an end of conflict.
In both cases, the numbers represented a spike: Palestinians a year ago...
...the official Israeli line during the days of Golda Meir and Abba Eban: Settlements are not the cause of the conflict, the Palestinians are inciting and supporting terrorism, and Israel is combating &q...
...he end of 2003. These parameters address the most fundamental issues which underlie the Palestinian-Israeli conflict: (1) Final borders and territorial exchange; (2) Refugees; (3) Jerusalem; (4) A dem...
...eyond the military move - mainly evaluating the relation between the blockade and its goals and the way the conflict with Hamas was managed as part of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and the regional...
By: Thomas L. Friedman, The New York Times
25.06.2010
Throughout most of their conflict, Arab and Israeli leaders have tended to oscillate between two, and only two, worldviews: I am weak
...with other countries?
Lieberman is not involved in the peace process on the grounds that they are a "conflict of interest," due to the fact that he lives in a settlement. This is just anot...
...ions with Israel and stated that negotiations would be the only way to reach an end game settlement for the conflict. He highlighted that settlements and demolishing Palestinian lands are now the only...
...rs: The goal of the proximity talks is to advance a permanent-status agreement which will put an end to the conflict. The core issues – borders, security, Jerusalem and refugees – are all ...
...rael toward a two-state solution.
The resolution endorses a two-state solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, calls on the Israeli government to extend its freeze on Jewish settlement building...
...of J Street. Ayalon advocated passionately for new, non-military approaches to the intractable Israeli-Arab conflict, stressing the need in Israel to shift from a paradigm of blame to one of responsib...
... avert further radicalization. He explicitly defined peace as "an end of claims" and "end of conflict," terms Israelis and others have long waited to hear him use.
At th...
...ic, both sides realize fully that only a serious engagement on the part of the United States can bring this conflict to an end.
There is some dialogue, but it is going nowhere. Of course, it is most...
...ities imposed upon us, the Palestinian side intends to negotiate in good faith in order to end the state of conflict that has plagued our region for so long. Achieving peace and coexistence between Pa...
...rising about wars: they attract all kinds of spectators, meddlers, do-gooders and do-badders. They use the conflict and the attention it generates to play out their own identity issues, passions an...
...oud Abbas and his Fatah government in the West Bank — and by doing so, reduce the Israeli-Palestinian conflict to a conflict between Israel and the Gaza Strip. That latter conflict, in turn, can...
...se situation triggered the string of events that led to the new dead and wounded in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
Magnus Norell is a Sweden-based adjunct scholar of The Washington Insti...
By: Hilary Leila Krieger, JPost
28.05.2010
WASHINGTON – Resolving the Israeli-Palestinian conflict is one of the top US national security priorities, according to the National Security
... what may be our last opportunity to reach a just, lasting and comprehensive resolution of the Arab-Israeli conflict, based on the two state solution,’ he said, ‘let us all realize that we...
...han the media. Minister Yossi Peled spoke of his support of the Geneva Initiative and stated that "the conflict will be resolved under the premise of two states for two peoples, with a Palestinia...
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GI Director General Gadi Baltiansky lecture at Begin Heritage Center
(Events/Local Activities - 2010)
... and England.
Gadi Baltiansky briefed the group on the history of negotiations in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and discussed the principles of the Geneva Initiative. He outlined the different vi...
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