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When Colbert asked toward the end of the interview about Israel??s use of peremptory strikes as a tenet of defense policy, Dershowitz, who is also the author of “The Case for Israel,” “The Case for Peace,” and “Why Terrorism Works,” said Israeli policies could serve as a guide, but the model is not one to be copied...
...position on relations with the Arabs is diametrically opposed to Hamas’ position on relations with the Jews. Despite the article’s characterization of Likud as a party of bloodstained terrorists, within two years of taking office Likud had made peace with Egypt, Israel??s oldest and most powerful enemy, by ceding to them the Sinai Peninsula, which included both thousands of Israeli citizens and numerous oil fields. Twenty-two years later it was another Likud government—that of Ariel Sharon—that ceded yet more territory to the Arabs when...
...many observers’ surprise. What happened? The entire universe of reason and common sense seems to be falling apart—who is to blame? The responsibility for Hamas’s electoral victory lies across the board. Fatah’s decades of corruption and incompetence, and Israel??s fixation on improvising unilateral plans of action to resolve a persisting crisis, has diverted precious resources that could have helped thwart the fledgling Islamists. Nevertheless, this is not the time to blame different sides for the imprudence of their policies or the shortcomings of their performance. There...
...difficult step to enact, it is nonetheless a necessary measure if Hamas hopes to establish itself as a political entity eligible for the aid contributions it currently receives.This rejection of terrorism will necessarily require that Hamas modify its charter, which explicitly rejects peaceful solutions and calls for Israel??s destruction. These changes cannot be only in word but must also be in deed: Hamas must take actions that make it clear that it is committed to working towards peace in the Middle East, such as demonstrating a willingness to engage in negotiations towards coexistence. As German Chancellor Angela...
...Unlike Israel??which has clearly approved targeted killings based on a sophisticated, integrative process,” the professors concluded, “America is still struggling with whether to approve this kind of strategy...