False Hopes: How the Palestinian Elections Will Only Reinforce Division
Hamas is worried it might lose many of the votes it won in 2006 in Gaza, and Fatah is equally worried it might lose many of the votes it won in 2006 in the West Bank.
Israeli Occupation and the Palestinian Identity: An Interview with Sami Al-Arian
When the first generation was exiled, many of them lived in refugee camps, whether in Gaza, in the West Bank, Lebanon, and later on in Syria.
Expanding Definitions of Anti-Semitism Shield Israel from Its Crimes
For instance, in his 2006 book entitled Ethnic Cleansing of Palestine, renowned Israeli historian Ilan Pappé seems to have breached most of the conditions of elements of the 3D test when discussing the gradual genocide in Gaza and depicting what has been done to Palestinians in the region.
Israel Elections: Why targeting Turkey is an Electoral Strategy for Likud?
As a classic Netanyahu election tactic, announcements regarding the approval of illegal settlements in the West Bank and the escalation of the conflicts in Gaza became routine.
The Search for a Political Consensus in Israel: Pre-Election Scenarios
Ceasefire agreement with Hamas in Gaza
Avigdor Lieberman, leader of the Yisrael Beiteinu (meaning Israel Our Home) party, was the minister of defense in the previous Netanyahu government.
Peace to Prosperity or Peace for Jared Kushner?
ahrain’s capital Manama hosted the “Peace to Prosperity” workshop that aimed to bring a new framework to present new financial instruments to develop Palestine and Gaza.
A Deal to End All Deals? Trump’s Deal of the Century May Annihilate Palestine
Meanwhile, around 60 Palestinian civilians who gathered at the Israel-Gaza border to protest were killed by Israeli soldiers who fired into the crowd.
How Israel Dominates the Political Landscape in the Middle East
Finally, in March 2019, during the Israeli operations in Gaza, U.
Will Eastern Mediterranean Gas Bring Prosperity or Disorder?
The Levantine Basin contains the territorial waters of Turkey, Syria, Lebanon, Israel, the Gaza Strip, Egypt, the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus (TRNC) and the Greek Cypriot Administration of Southern Cyprus (GCASC).
The Age of Erdogan has Brought Stability and Political Flexibility to Turkey
While the lights of opportunity have shut from Kiev to Cairo and from Sana'a to Gaza, Turkey has remained stable due to strengthened political institutions whilst President Erdoğan’s flexible mentality has seen Turkey go from strength to strength.
Snap Elections in Israel: Is Netanyahu Going?
Although Bennet slammed Netanyahu for the Gaza deal that he made with Hamas in 2018, and claimed that they were going to follow closely as to whether Netanyahu is really acting in the interest of Israel, the PM was able to overthrow these charges and continue with his politics with no harm.
Pompeo’s Long Tour: How Incoherence Creates Challenges for the US in the Middle East
The deal was not accepted by Palestinians and caused significant domestic outrage in Palestine and Gaza.
How will the Legacy of 2018 shape Politics in the Middle East in 2019?
Tens of thousands of Palestinian refugees in the Gaza Strip organized a Great March of Return, which began in Gaza on March 30, 2018, in order to express their desire to return to their lands that were taken away by Israel in 1948.
Mohammad bin Salman’s Communication Strategy and PR Work to Survive
The Gaza attacks of Israel, which is the strongest regional ally of Saudi Arabia, are generally evaluated in this context.
A dark black valley of the Internet: Deep Web
The group protested Israel’s Gaza operations in 2012 and leaked the Israeli government’s websites.
Mourning for an unborn liberal world order
Why do we have this recent haze and craze then if the liberal world order that we mourn for now…
Egypt’s Operation in the Sinai and Human Rights
Another dimension of the recent criticism to the military operations in the Sinai is the establishment of a buffer zone along the border between Egypt and the Gaza.
The US Pretends No More in Giving Israel What it Wants
embassy in Jerusalem and the disturbing images of violence from Gaza was deeply unsettling.
No Unified Front for Turkey’s Ethnic Kurdish Parties
Israel’s massacre of over 50 unarmed Palestinians at the fences separating Gaza from Israel and the rest of Palestine has been the top matter on Turkey’s agenda over the past week.
The Nakba, 70 years on
During the opening of the ceremony, protests broke out across Gaza.
