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Return to the Source: The Islamic Republics of Central Asia and the Middle East

August 16, 1992

A National Solution to the Palestinian Problem

March 1, 1992 | Raphael Israeli

The Madrid and Washington peace talks have elevated the question of the Palestinians to new heights of international interest. The reason for this is directly tied to the results of the Second Gulf War (the First Gulf War was the Iran-Iraq War). The Americans had promised Israel that as a result of the war many things would change in the Middle East, but many things did not change.

Hamas: The Islamic Resistance Movement in the Territories

February 2, 1992

Hamas–The Islamic Resistance Movement in the Territories

February 2, 1992 | Dr. Boaz Ganor

Syria and Terrorism

November 15, 1991 | Dr. Boaz Ganor

Syria and Terrorism

October 15, 1991

Why Syria Agreed to Peace Talks

August 15, 1991

U.S.-Israel Relations After the Gulf War

July 15, 1991 | Steven L. Spiegel

Saddam Could Try Again

March 15, 1991

Israeli Perspectives on the Gulf Crisis

November 15, 1990

Changing Options for Israel/Arab Peace in the Wake of the Gulf Crisis

October 1, 1990 | Daniel J. Elazar

Scorecard on Israel’s Leadership During the Gulf Crisis

September 16, 1990 | David Clayman

The Intifada in Judea and Samaria: A View From the Field

August 1, 1990

The Future of the “Peace Process”

August 1, 1990 | Raphael Israeli

Of Kings and Captains: Morocco, Jordan, and Prospects for Stability in the Middle East

July 1, 1990