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Gilead Sher's News & Articles
A unique opportunity
(Bittermelons, January 26, 2009)
Beyond Utopia: Rethinking Refugees
It's been nine month since Israel-Palestinian peace talks were relaunched in Annapolis and concluding a bilateral peace agreement that will finally set the foundations for a two-state solution could not be more urgent. In fact, given current political, economic and cultural trends in the region, we just might be the last generation able to achieve it. (The Jerusalem Post, October 13, 2008)
Don't reject Syrian peace overtures
The timing of Syria's stepped up security alert and the series of contradictory interviews Bashar Assad and his Foreign Minister Walid Muallem granted the press recently are not incidental. (ynet, October 10, 2006)
It's back to the same principles
In the process of a continual and genuine dialogue with moderate Palestinians, headed by Abbas, progress can and should be made toward a permanent settlement based on the ?two states for two nations? principle. (Haaretz, March 30, 2007)
Gov't must separate from Palestinians
Former top negotiator Gilad Sher: Gush Etzion can be annexed, int'l force should control West Bank (jspot.com, March 30, 2009)
A Blueprint for Obama
As expected, the new administration in Washington has leaped into action in the Middle East with a string of high level appointments and visits to the region by officials, including Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and the special Middle East envoy, George Mitchell. (The Jerusalem Report ,April 13, 2009)
1967-2007: Israel's Options Under Darkening Clouds of Islamic Jihad over the Middle East
I was an eighth grade school boy when the first Jordanian shelling began. Several hours passed in the school shelter before one of my uncles showed up and hurried me home. Barely a week later, the nation erupted with great relief and a sense of Zionist rebirth. (May 6, 2007)
An Israeli View - A sound Israeli perspective
The Israeli political system is on the verge of massive transformation. Traditional distinctions between left and right, doves and hawks, are no longer valid. From the Likud on the "right" to Meretz on the "left," the vast majority of the Israeli people is converging around the idea of a two-state solution. (bittermelons, March 8, 2004)
The decision that needs to be made
Two years ago, Major General (res.) Uri Saguy, a former director of Military Intelligence, and I tried to meet with Prime Minister Ariel Sharon. We had finished drawing up a political initiative for Israel, based on gradual disengagement from the Palestinians, first in the Gaza Strip and then in Judea and Samaria, with the constant aim being to attain a permanent solution. (haaretzdaily.com, February 15, 2004)
A stabilizing force headed by the U.S.
Before Israel finds itself with useless UN forces here, it had better initiate a dialogue with President Bush on the only way to save the road map from a resounding failure. (Haaretz, June 15, 2003)
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