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We Won the War, But We’re Losing the Peace
We are beginning to forget the central lesson of October 7—that an existential threat cannot be “managed.”
The Year that Was With the Museum of Tolerance Jerusalem
'Gaza is Palestinian; not Israeli,' former Israeli PM Olmert says
Despite war and threats, Israeli and Palestinian peace activists stay committed to dialogue
Liberman dubs Paris peace conference 'modern day Dreyfus trial'
Speaking at an Yisrael Beytenu faction meeting, Liberman cautioned against the purpose and timing of the conference, comparing it to the historical antisemitic trial.
Sur les sentiers de la paix
Une association de femmes espère modifier la dynamique du conflit israélo-palestinien
A peace that was never in reach
Tony Blair in Israel after 'significant' Netanyahu-Egypt FM meeting
"I hope this can open up new opportunities for the future, for peace in the region and stability in the region," Blair says of recent developments.
Understanding the piece process
When we unite and unleash that balancing power Churchill instinctively detected, the question of our right to exist in Israel will be obsolete.
Peace and innovation
Peace and innovation must be intertwined. Peace diplomacy has to adapt to social and scientific progress.
Encountering Peace: De-risking peace – part 2
Implementable agreements on the core issues that will positively impact realities on the ground for both sides will serve as the best corridor to confronting the narrative issues.
Arab-Israel peace - Part One. France's bid to lead the process
Kay Wilson in my Egypt
Arab, Jewish leaders awarded peace prize
The $10,000 prize is awarded each year to one Israeli and one Arab in recognition of their work toward coexistence.