Does the Israeli/Palestinian conflict matter?

It is really hard for me NOT to think of the Palestinian side of the entire thing. I'm Native American, and my own ancestors dealt with the same thing. I think when Israel was first formed, a much better plan could have been come up with, one that did not boot Arabs from their own land. read more

I believe there’s a significant fundamental reality that must be considered when examining the nature of Arab Israeli conflict, and the merits (or the vices) of the sides involved, and that is: the Arab-Israeli dispute over land is NOT in essence about a conflict between two rival states; but a conflict between two ethnics groups. read more

In this Saban Center Analysis Paper, Shibley Telhami analyzes emerging trends in public attitudes and whether there has been a change over time in the degree to which Arabs assign importance to the Arab-Israeli conflict and the prospects of Middle East peace. read more

The Israel Victory Project steers U.S. policy toward backing an Israel victory over the Palestinians to resolve the Arab-Israeli conflict. Decades of what insiders call “peace processing” have left matters worse than when they started. read more