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Israeli-Syrian relations
The Obama Administration Reaches Out to Syria: Implications for Israel
March 18, 2009 |
David Schenker
In early March, two senior U.S. officials traveled to Damascus for the highest-level bilateral meeting in years, part of the new administration’s policy of “engagement.” Based on Syria’s track record, there is little reason to be optimistic that the Obama administration will succeed where others have failed. Damascus today remains a brutal dictatorship, which derives its regional influence almost exclusively through its support for terrorism in neighboring states.
“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.