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Prof. Efraim Inbar

(Ph.D. University of Chicago) Professor emeritus of political science at Bar-Ilan U. A veteran authority on the Arab-Israeli conflict and strategic developments in the Mideast. Expert on Israeli strategic doctrine, public opinion on national security issues, nuclear matters, U.S. Middle East policy, U.S.-Israel relations, Israeli-Palestinian diplomacy, and Israel-Turkey relations.

Mowing the Grass in Gaza

BESA Center Perspectives Paper No. 255

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY: The Israeli military offensive in Gaza reflects the assumption that Israel is in a protracted intractable conflict. It is unlikely that Israel can purge Hamas from Palestinian society, nor is a

Jerusalem is not up for grabs

BESA Center Perspectives Paper No. 243

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY: Kerry’s remarks about Gilo, a neighborhood in Jerusalem, reveal a profound misunderstanding of the situation. Palestinian demands to divide Jerusalem’s capital are unreasonable. Israel’s capital holds a spiritual and national significance

The Boycott Mirage

BESA Center Perspectives Paper No. 237

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY: It is unlikely that a collapse in Israeli-Palestinian peace talks will lead to a comprehensive international boycott of Israel. This is a false threat advanced to pressure Israel. In truth, Israel

Farewell, Barry

Prof. Barry Rubin, a dear friend and colleague, passed away on Monday, February 3 after a battle with cancer. He was much too young.

Everybody interested in the field of contemporary Middle East studies knew of Barry Rubin. He was …

Erdogan Is in Trouble

BESA Center Perspectives Paper No. 229

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY: Turkish Prime Minister Erdoğan is facing unprecedented political pressure that might precipitate the end of his rule. The results of upcoming municipal and presidential elections will not just be a popularity

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