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Op-Ed: Securing an Acceptable Iran Deal in the Long Run
Since the interim framework deal between the US led 5+1 and Iran was announced in April, Israel has come out strongly against what it views as a “bad deal,” one that grants international legitimacy to Iran’s nuclear program. As Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu remarked time and again, Israel is not against a diplomatic solution. In his speech in March to Congress, Netanyahu noted that “the alternative to this bad deal is a much better deal” and that “no country has a greater stake than Israel in a good deal that peacefully removes this threat.” Rather, Israel sees in the emerging deal a capitulation to Iranian bargaining tactics when the US position was at its strongest, and a grave misunderstanding of the Iranian regime’s intentions.
Israel-Diaspora Relations
Israel-Diaspora Relations
Jewish Solidarity In an Age of Polarization
Pluralism and Jewish Solidarity in Polarizing Times
יהודי ארה"ב
יהודי ארה"ב
Global Jewish Population Almost as Big as Before the Holocaust
By Lucy Draper, Newsweek The global Jewish population has grown to almost the same size as before the Holocaust according to a new report which was presented to the Israeli cabinet yesterday. Independent think tank the Jewish People Policy Institute (JPPI) has published new figures revealing that the world’s Jewish population now stands at 14.2 million. However, when it factored…
Geopolitics
Geopolitics
Geopolitical Challenges and the New Government
The current stormy geopolitical environment will not afford the new Israeli government a grace period. The long list of serious dilemmas, complex and intertwined issues, and decisions that will be made (or delayed), are expected to critically influence Israel’s future. The main geopolitical challenges within the global and regional framework are also stormy, riddled with question marks and are very…
ישראל
ישראל
Op-Ed: Best of Luck to Rivlin
“It is essential that Bibi and Buji unite forces with President Rivlin in the name of pluralism and democracy.” On the eve of the election a group of prominent Americans met with President Reuven Rivlin in his office. He tried to avoid politics, but in response to one of the more sophisticated questions he set his mouth free. “Sometimes you…