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              Hisham Awartani Danny Rubinstein Sam'an Khoury Boaz Evron Walid Salem Ari Rath Zahra Khalidi Daniel Bar-Tal Ammar AbuZayyad Galit Hasan-Rokem Khaled Abu Aker Galia Golan Nazmi Ju’beh Gershon Baskin Edy Kaufman Ata Qaymari Benjamin Pogrund Nafez Nazzal Simcha Bahiri Nadia Naser-Najjab Dan Jacobson Jumana Jaouni Dan Leon Anat Cygielman Khuloud Khayyat Dajani Izhak Schnell |
1948: Sixty Years After Vol 15 No. 1 & 2, 2008 
Table of Contents Editorial Two Sides of the Same Coin by Ziad AbuZayyad by Hillel Schenker Focus Concurrence on the narrative of 1948 is a starting point towards genuine peace. by Ahmad Qurei‘ Despite its gains, Israel faces political, economic, diplomatic and societal failures. by Daniel Bar-Tal The trajectory of the Palestinians in Israel and the occupied territories since 1948 to date. by Bernard Sabella Israeli positions have undergone a possibly irreversible evolution. by Galia Golan Only a just settlement to the conflict will gain legitimacy on the popular level. by Azmi Bishara Pro-Israeli sentiment in the U.S. intensified with the second intifada and 9/11. by Robert David Johnson The Palestinians in Israel must not remain second-class citizens. by Issam Makhoul A culture of peace on both sides can be conducive to the resolution of the conflict. by Ibrahim Bisharat The image of the other in Israeli society has had its ups and downs. by Hillel Schenker External and internal factors must be considered in assessing the Palestinian performance. by Walid Salem We cannot achieve peace without establishing a Palestinian state alongside Israel. by Uri Avnery Among all the Palestinian refugees, those in Lebanon have the worst conditions. by Jennifer Ibrahim Palestinian Jerusalemites: A slow process of displacement, a permanent refugee behavior. by Riman Barakat For a Canaanite who fought for liberation, Israel’s independence is a broken dream. by Boas Evron Early memories of a Palestinian Jerusalemite refugee in East Jerusalem. by Bernard Sabella Interview interview with Rafiq Husseini Roundtable Mustafa Abu Sway, Haim Baram, Lucy Nusseibeh and Sarah Ozacky-Lazar. Moderators: Benjamin Pogrund, Robert Terpstra. Viewpoint The lobby’s power in U.S. politics limits serious debate on U.S. Middle East policy. by Stephen Walt U.S. support for Israeli policies in the territories has served neither country’s interests. by John J. Mearsheimer A Syrian-Israeli peace may call for an innovative redefinition of time-honored concepts such as sovereignty. by Ziad AbuZayyad A two-state deal brokered by the Quartet, not the U.S., must precede a confederation. by Michael Dukakis We must seize the opportunity to establish two viable states before it is too late. by Tony Klug Kosovo’s unilateral declaration of independence could be an example to follow. by Ahmad Majdalani Only painful decisions on both sides can lead to peace by the end of the year. by Estephan Salameh The alternative to the two-state solution is not one state, but rather no solution. by Paul Scham One should look at the root causes of the Palestinian situation, not only the symptoms. by Mazin Qumsiyeh Peace with Syria would change regional dynamics and prevent a clash with Iran. by Alon Ben-Meir Book Review by Paul Scham Economics Refugee compensation could bring rapid development and stability to the future state. by Izhak Schnell Culture "The Beginning of Finding Solutions Is That Both Sides Have to Talk to One Another" There was a vibrant cultural life in Palestine before the Nakba. by Ibrahim Nasrallah by Etty Diamant Excerpts from the novella by the prominent Palestinian novelist. by Ghassan Kanafani Documents Chronology of Events Compiled by Najat Hirbawi |
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