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Israel, Iran, China: Plan A or Plan B?

Israel Policy Pod · 21 Oct 2021

In this episode of Israel Policy Pod, Neri Zilber and Kevjn Lim discuss the stalling Iran nuclear deal negotiations and Israel’s push for a Plan B, including increased sanctions and Iran’s changing strategic alliances, particularly with China.

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What's Next for Israel and Iran?

Israel Policy Pod · 1 Dec 2020

This episode discusses the implications of the assassination of Iran's chief nuclear scientist, Mohsen Fakhrizadeh, alleged to be by Israel, and its potential impact on Iran's nuclear ambitions, regional stability, and US-Iran relations under the upcoming Biden presidency.

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What's in a Deal? Israeli, Palestinian, and American Perspectives on Normalization

Israel Policy Pod · 15 Sep 2020

This episode discusses the implications of the Israel-UAE and Israel-Bahrain normalization agreements, highlighting divergent views on their impact from Israeli, Palestinian, and U.S. perspectives.

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Jon Ossoff is back at it, with two competing Senate candidates on his heels

Matthew Kassel in Jewish Insider · 5 Jun 2020

Jon Ossoff, who narrowly lost a special election in 2017, is now running for Senate in Georgia against incumbent Sen. David Perdue.

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Opinion | The real thing that’s missing from Trump’s peace plan

Forward · 30 Jan 2020

In this opinion piece, Jodi Rudoren critiques the absence of empathy in President Donald Trump's Israeli-Palestinian peace plan.

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Malley in Wonderland

Tony Badran in Tablet · 18 Nov 2019

Robert Malley, a former senior White House official and key figure in Obama's foreign policy, wrote an essay in Foreign Affairs discussing the increased risk of war in the Middle East, particularly with Iran.

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What the U.S. Can and Can’t Do in the Middle East

Shlomo Avineri in Jewish Review of Books · 27 Feb 2013

In the text "What the U.S. Can and Can't Do in the Middle East," the authors Dennis Ross and David Makovsky reflect on the ability of the United States to influence the Middle East peace process.