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The Beginning of Israeli Rule in Judea and Samaria

April 16, 1989 | Major General Rephael Vardi

At the outbreak of the Six-Day War, I was serving as the commander of the district of Jerusalem. On the afternoon of June 7, 1967, I was riding in a half-track on the way to capture Bethlehem when I received a call on the radio to come back to Jerusalem because the Minister of Defense wanted to see me. I argued that I was in the midst of the campaign, but they repeated the message and kept insisting.

The Arabs in Israel: A Surging New Identity

January 1, 1989 | Raphael Israeli

Most of the focus on Arab-Israeli relations over the last two decades has centered on the situation of the Arabs in the administered territories, to the neglect of the Arabs in Israel. Yet the intifada has triggered scattered acts of violence by Israel's Arabs as well, mandating a new look at this community.

The 1988 U.S. Presidential Race

July 15, 1988 | Daniel J. Elazar

The Other Refugees: Jews of the Arab World

June 1, 1988 | Dr. George E. Gruen

How New York Jews Vote: Myths and Realities

March 27, 1987

The Geo-Demographics of American Christian Attitudes Towards Jews and Israel

January 1, 1987

American Jewish Political Activism in the 1980’s: Five Dilemmas

July 1, 1980 | Jonathan Woocher

Realism About Real Peace In The Middle East

June 13, 1978 | Allan Silver