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Gilead Sher's News & Articles
'To Achieve Mideast Peace, Suspend Disbelief' - A response letter
Read Gilead Sher's response letter to Dennis B. Ross Column - 'To Achieve Mideast Peace, Suspend Disbelief' in The New York Times (6.3.13)
Dividing the Land, Not the People: Lessons from the Givat HaUlpana and Migron Evacuations
Separation from the Palestinians within the two-state political framework, either as a result of a bilateral agreement or a unilateral Israeli decision, will require mass evacuations of Jewish settlements in the West Bank located outside the large settlement blocs, even in the face of opposition by settlement residents and others.(Gilead Sher and Liran Ofek, INSS Strategic Assessment, Volume 15, January 2013)
The Israeli Elections 2013: A Primer
By Gilead Sher and Olivia Holt-Ivry. With Israeli society more polarized than ever, a staunchly right-wing government is only more likely to exacerbate these divisions. (Fair Observer. January 21, 2013)
Splintered left rails hopelessly at confident right in debate that mirrors pre-election voting trends
Panel on Israel’s Jewish and democratic future given impetus by furor over hardline leader’s comments on insubordination (Matti friedman, The Times of Israel, December 23, 2012)
Poll: 45% of Israelis support unilateral withdrawal
Rafi Smith poll: 80% of Israelis support IDF presence in W. Bank in the case of unilateral withdrawal until agreement is signed. (Tamara Zieve, The Jerusalem Post, December 23, 2012)
Sher touts need for two states
Israeli attorney Gilead Sher knows every grove and every flow of the proverbial negotiations table - he sat there for years. (By: Leah Burrows, Advocate Staff, The Jewish Advocate, October 19, 2012)
Mahmoud Abbas’ UN Gambit will not Bring Peace
Amidst – or perhaps immediately after – the war in Gaza, international attention refocused on the Israeli-Palestinian political arena. On November 29, 2012, the PLO under Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas is likely to request a United Nations vote on international recognition of Palestine as a “non-member state” (“permanent observer”) of the United Nations (INSS, November 27, 2012)
Op-Ed: Steps Israel should take to control its destiny
Israel must take control of its destiny by taking constructive unilateral measures to ensure its future as a democratic Jewish state secure in its borders, writes Israel's co-chief negotiator with the Palestinians in the early 2000s (October 11, 2012, JTA site)
Bottom-up Push for a Solution
Israel was wrong to publicly and diplomaticaly blame former Palestinian Authority (PA ) president Yasser Arafat for the failure of the Camp David summit back in July 2000. And today, it is just as stupid for both sides to claim victory in the UN arena. So now, as the diplomatic fog around the September events at the UN clears, it’s a good idea for all concerned to take a calmer, more thoughtful look at their own vital interests. (The Jerusalem Post, October 24, 2011)
From Camp David to business, lessons about Negotiation Interview with Gilead Sher
Gilead Sher talks to Forbes at an event in Lugano, special guest of 21Min (Forbes, September 12, 2011)
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