Gallup (November 2011)
Reveals that a large majority of Muslim Americans are
most likely (89%) to reject violent attacks by individuals or small groups on civilians versus any other U.S.
religious group. Also finds that 81% of Muslim Americans and 78% of Jewish Americans support a future in which an
independent Palestinian state would coexist alongside of Israel. Read More
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Dan Rothem / The Atlantic (November 1, 2011)
Rotehm, a mapping expert, provides a description of the most controversial settlements in the West Bank. Includes
information on Ariel, Giv'at Ze'ev, Ma'ale Adumim, Har Homa, and Efrat.
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Michael Several / Palestine-Israel Journal (2011)
Describes how tax-exempt organizations in the United States support Israeli settlements and what can be done to end
this practice. Read More >
Dear Friend,
From where we sit as longtime activists in Israel's struggle to define who she is, this past summer was an astonishing time. What began as a protest over the price of cottage cheese grew into mass demonstrations across Israel against the rising cost of living and our increasingly inadequate social welfare system.
Gadi Taub | Yale University Press (2011)
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The New York Times (September 2011)
A look at Ariel, a large settlement deep in the West Bank that is emblematic of the conflict's flash points. Part
of the New York Times video series "Challenges
in Defining an Israeli-Palestinian Border." (7:31) Watch >
The New York Times (2011)
Overview of the borders issue and related points of conflict between Israel and the Palestinians. Includes a
special focus on the Jordan Valley. Part of the NY Times video series "Challenges
in Defining an Israeli-Palestinian Border." (7:01) Watch >