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Gilead Sher's News & Articles
Ben-Gurion: A Political Life
Israel's President, Shimon Peres, offers insights into the life and achievements of his political mentor (January 6, 2012)
Planning A Unilateral Two-State Solution
Stewart Ain interviewing Gilead Sher regarding Blue White Future (The Jewish Week, May 8, 2012)
From vision to reality: Tangible steps towards a two-stage solution
Israel is the only country in today's world facing an exsistential threat. Against the background of dramatic changes in the Middle East, especially in the Arab world, the Iranian nuclear threat has pushed other important issues ,including the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, off the political and security agenda (INSS Strategic Assesment, July 2012)
Palestine UN bid: Without courage, the cause of moderates will be lost
Whatever your view on the Palestinian UN statehood bid, one thing is certain: it has garnered huge international interest. Following the tumultuous recent years with Iraq, Afghanistan, relations with Iran and most recently the Arab spring, the Israel-Palestine debate has almost entirely fallen off the radar.
(Left Foot Forward, September 21, 2011)
A Regional Hope?
The revolutionary turbulence sweeping aside decades-old regimes and political structures in the Arab world is naturally causing profound concern in the West. It’s the oil, of course, but also the chilling thought that perhaps Islamic fundamentalism will prevail and a laudable struggle for civil liberties will ultimately yield fanatical, extremist regimes. (Jerusalem Post, April 11, 2011)
No time to lose in the Middle East peace process
Far from a picture of despair, the Palestine papers reveal how much both sides have invested in a deal. We need renewed will (The Guardian, january 24, 2011)
Why I doubt Binyamin Netanyahu
Time is running out for the majority of Israelis who, like me, believe in a two-state solution. (The Guardian, September 15, 2010)
Camp David: Ten years on for Middle East peace
Ten years after the Camp David summit between the Israelis and Palestinians ended acrimoniously, one of the main architects of the peace plan that emerged from the negotiations is still certain that it presents the only viable solution to the conflict. (The Jewish Chronicle Online, July 2010)
Peace requires a more hands-on approach by Washington
The good news first: after more than a year wasted over trial and error in United States foreign policy, President Barack Obama has set the Israeli-Palestinian process back on track. The bad news is that for the first time in close to two decades, Israelis and Palestinians will be talking indirectly to one another (The Daily Star, May 17, 2010)
The best of a bad lot?
The good news first: after more than a year wasted over trial and error in United States foreign policy, President Barack Obama has set the Israeli-Palestinian process back on track. The bad news is that for the first time in close to two decades, Israelis and Palestinians will be talking indirectly to one another. (bitterlemons, May 10, 2010)
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