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Gilead Sher's News & Articles
Si Obama logra la paz podrá ser presidente en Israel
Ex jefe de Gabinete de Ehud Barak. Después de media vida negociando con los palestinos cree que la oportunidad para la paz se cierra como una ventana. (publico.es, April 24, 2010)
An Israeli View - Consider welcoming Palestinian unilateralism
What lies behind Palestinian unilateralism declarations? Frustration, yes; and of course political calculations--domestic, bilateral and international. Is this yet again a kind of "tour de force" the Palestinians have so skillfully mastered in the international arena, or does it bear substantive significance? (September 7, 2009)
The grand bargain that is the Mideast’s best hope
Saudi Arabia recently rejected America’s request that it reciprocate an Israeli freeze on settlement construction by beginning to normalise relations with the Jewish state. “Incrementalism and a step-by-step approach, has not and, we believe, will not lead to peace (The Financial Times, August 18, 2009)
A very typical first meeting
An interview with Gilead Sher, former Chief of Staff and Policy Coordinator for Israel's Prime Minister and Minister of Defense Ehud Barak (The Pulse, May 20, 2009)
Jerusalem’s Old City must remain united
When the day arrives when we set the permanent borders for this country, we will be forced to consider territorial compromise in Jerusalem. Just as we do just fine without Gaza or Khan Younis, so too we will manage without Jerusalem's Issawiya, A-Ram or Tsur Baher neighborhoods. (ynet, Decenber 18, 2005)
An Israeli View - Essential lessons from the Camp David summit
Camp David, which followed intensive preparatory negotiations in Sweden, was for Israel an important benchmark in the process, rather than a final conclusion of it. It aimed at bringing about an end to the occupation, and, it was hoped, an end to the conflict. (bitterlemons, July 28, 2003)
Adopt a two-tier municipal plan for the East Jerusalem area
The recent decision by Acting Prime Minister Ehud Olmert to allow the participation of Palestinians residing in East Jerusalem in the forthcoming Palestinian elections surprised many. It was taken by some as a sign of a new pragmatism on the part of the Israeli government. (The Daily Star, January 10, 2006)
The separation imperative
Ending our rule in the territories and ceasing to manage the lives of millions of Palestinians is an existential Israeli interest. In less than a decade the Palestinians will constitute the majority of the population between the Mediterranean Sea and the Jordan River. (Haarets, November 21, 2003)
Geneva's not so good for Israel
Any initiative for dialogue within the difficult situation in which we find ourselves deserves admiration for the hope it tries to inspire. However, the public should be given a chance to understand what Geneva means, on the basis of information, and not just a campaign (Haaretz, November 30, 2003)
An Israeli View - A secure Israel within recognized Borders
In its sixtieth year of sovereignty, Israel has neither recognized borders for all of its territory nor a constitution. Both are vital to ensure Israel's identity as the state of the Jewish people, a Zionist and democratic state that reflects the spirit of its declaration of independence. (May 26, 2008)
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