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Beyond Iraq: Missile Proliferation in the Middle East

March 25, 2003 | Dr. Uzi Rubin

Beyond the Iraqi missile threat to Israel in the 1990s, missile threats to Israel have emerged from Iran, Lebanon, Syria, and Libya. Yet many of the New Middle East missile powers are determined to project their power toward Europe. Missile suppliers in the Middle East include North Korea, China, and Russian and Indian companies.

A New Paradigm for Arab-Israeli Peacemaking: A Comprehensive Regional System for Security and Cooperation

September 15, 2000 | Maj.-Gen. (res.) Abraham "Abrasha" Tamir

Over the last two decades, the reliance on separate negotiating tracks in the Arab-Israeli peace process has resulted in a cumulative loss of territories vital for the defense of Israel's very existence, without any corresponding buildup of peace and security for Israel that could last for generations.

Palestinian Statehood, Autonomy, or Confederation: The Impacts on Israeli Security

May 1, 1997 | Prof. Gerald M. Steinberg

Israel’s Peace Policy: Trying to Walk with One Leg

January 1, 1997 | Max Singer

Prospects for Israeli-Indian Security Relations

September 1, 1994

Israel’s Arms Exports

May 7, 1987

A Pleasant But Dangerous Hug: Security Limitations of Press Freedom

September 18, 1983