Peace Is Man-Made
As long as key international stakeholders play a constructive role in the new round of peace negotiations and let go of their misconceptions about Abbas and Netanyahu, a two-state solution is still a viable option
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European Foreign Policy Scorecard 2014
A comprehensive assessment of European foreign policy
Israel-Palestine Two State Stress Test
ECFR’s innovative project Two State Stress Test provides a health-check on whether developments across seven different areas are serving to strain or sustain a possible two-state outcome for the Israeli-Palestinian conflict
ECFR’s World in 30 minutes: Top Trends for 2014
What will be the big foreign policy trends in 2014? Mark Leonard talks to Julien Barnes-Dacey and Vessela Tcherneva about what will shape the…
MEPP from the US, Israelis & Palestinians
In the second of two podcasts we hear how the Middle East peace process is currently seen by the Israelis, the Palestinians, and the…
Daniel Levy on the Middle East peace process
Daniel Levy of ECFR's MENA programme introduces the current state of the Middle East peace process, in the first of two related podcasts
Stephen Walt on the US and the Middle East
Professor Stephen Walt explains why US foreign policy in the Middle East struggles to meet its objectives
In search of legitimacy: the Palestinian national movement 20 years after Oslo
In search of legitimacy? Mattia Toaldo examines the state of the Palestinian national movement. Click here to download ECFR's policy brief on “The…
Palestine: towards a new national strategy?
Despite all the interim agreements and promises made over the last 20 years, Palestinians are little closer to achieving their core strategic objectives. Without a change in the status quo, the Palestinian leadership faces some hard choices.
In search of legitimacy: the Palestinian national movement 20 years after Oslo
How to rebuild the Palestinian national movement