The US Grapples with Israel as a ‘Strategic Asset’
An article in the journal’s new special issue argues that American mediation as an honest broker, not reflexive support, has delivered benefits for Tel Aviv.
An article in the journal’s new special issue argues that American mediation as an honest broker, not reflexive support, has delivered benefits for Tel Aviv.
As the toll climbs toward 20,000, an article in our special issue analyzes what "victory" means.
A timely, vital edition of the journal explores the sparks fueling the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, from failed diplomacy after the promise of Oslo to the Hamas-PLO split, 15 years of war in Gaza, and the demise of the two-state solution.
A new article by M.T. Samuel examines Hamas’s targeting of civilians, the dispossession of Palestinians, and Israel’s crackdown on nonviolent protest.
Doha’s longtime hosting of the militant group allows it to facilitate negotiations, but the brutal terror attacks have increased pressure on the Gulf country to cut ties.
Dr. Jones is a professor in the Graduate School of Public and International Affairs, University of Ottawa, and executive director of the Ottawa Dialogue.
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