Aaron David Miller / Bantam (2008)
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Daniel C. Kurtzer and Scott B. Lasensky / United States Institute of Peace Press (2008)
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Stephen Spector | Oxford University Press (2008)
Book Review (Foreign Affairs) | CampusBooks
Orit Gal / Palestine-Israel Journal (2008/2009)
The sense of being overwhelmed, from an Israeli leadership standpoint, over the issue of Palestinian refugees stems
from an inability to clearly define Israeli interests, the multiplicity of actors involved, and the high degree of
uncertainty concerning consequential outcomes. Read More >
SAYA (2010)
Study that aims to extract a set of policies and recommendations regarding East and West Jerusalem which will
enhance future touristic activity on both sides, maintaining their nature as a common holy place, and a unique,
significant location on the global scale. Read More >
Galia Golan | Markus Wiener Pub (2007)
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Council for the Relief of Palestine Arab Refugees (1950)
American-made documentary from soon after the 1948 war showing the daily life, routines, and struggles of
Palestinian refugees. (28:33) Watch >
Michael Beschloss / Newsweek (May 13, 2007)
An excerpt from Michael Beschloss' book, A Case of Courage, describing the events leading to President
Truman's support for the state of Israel in 1948. Read More >
Shibley Telhami / The Brookings Institution (May 8, 2007)
In testimony to the House Committee on Foreign Affairs, Dr. Telhami articulates five central issues for the
resolution of the Palestinian refugee problem. Read More >
Americans for Peace Now / The Arab American Institute / Zogby International (May
2007)
Survey of 501 Jewish Americans and an equal number of Arab Americans confirming that strong
majorities in both communities remain committed to the right of both Israelis and Palestinians to live in secure
and independent states; support a negotiated settlement to issues such as Jerusalem, refugees, and borders; and
consider a resolution to the conflict in the U.S. national interest. Accordingly, Arab and Jewish American public
opinion supports an end to the occupation and a freeze in West Bank settlement construction. Read More >