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Why Syria is Becoming the Coalition’s Spoiler

November 8, 2001

Ironically, the post-September 11 international environment has not reduced Syria's traditional support of international terrorism, but rather led Damascus to follow a dangerously escalatory policy.

Israel Looks Over the Horizon: Responding to the Threats of Weapons Proliferation

July 1, 2001 | Prof. Gerald M. Steinberg

The wave of Palestinian violence and terrorism that began at the end of September 2000 led to a widespread tendency to focus exclusively on Israeli-Palestinian political and security relationships. This narrow concentration of attention is potentially misleading and obscures the fundamental security threats that Israel is facing at the beginning of the twenty-first century.

“Aid for Peace” — An Exhausted Paradigm?

June 15, 2001 | Saul Singer

At present, there are no substantive Arab-Israeli peace negotiations underway. Israel has had to contend with the ongoing armed offensive launched by the Palestinians in late September 2000 after the failure of the Camp David summit.

Failure of Perception and Self-Deception: Israel’s Quest for Peace in the Context of Related Historical Cases

March 15, 2001 | Joel Fishman

A New Diplomacy . . .

October 17, 2000 | Amb. Dore Gold

Reshuffled Deck on Syrian-Israeli Negotiations

June 12, 2000 | Amb. Dore Gold

Syria and Terrorism

November 15, 1991 | Dr. Boaz Ganor