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POMEPS Middle East Podcasts, Season 2: Middle East Politics

POMEPS Conversations: Sheila Carapico (S. 2, Ep. 14)

#35 — April 16, 2014. The George Washington University’s Marc Lynch, director of the Project on Middle East Political Science,…

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"The most important change taking place in American public attitudes toward the Israeli-Palestinian conflict over the past decade has been increased partisanship on an issue that had historically escaped a high level of partisanship." - Shibley Telhami https://pomeps.org/changing-american-public-attitudes-on-israel-palestine-does-it-matter-for-politics

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"...I argue that understanding intergroup relations between Jews and Palestinians in Israel, requires paying close attention to segregation, its effects on prejudice, and the way such prejudice may be reduced." -Read Chagai Weiss' complete piece here --> https://pomeps.org/segregation-integration-and-intergroup-relations-in-israel

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"I then suggest that Palestinian social change actors are reclaiming civil society as a space of civic engagement, solidarity, and popular resistance through the creation of voluntary grassroots groups..." -Read Catherine Herrold's complete piece here --> https://pomeps.org/voluntary-grassroots-organizations-civil-society-and-the-state-in-palestine

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"After 2000 years of stateless existence, most religious leaders [in Israel] voiced opposition to the proposed secular Zionist state...Yet, proponents of the state argued that it was a refuge for Jews across the world..." Read Michael Freedman's piece here https://pomeps.org/no-longer-sacred-religious-post-zionist-beliefs-about-the-state-of-israel

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"The increasingly plausible discussion of a one-state solution between Israel and the West Bank intentionally ignores Gaza. But Gaza will be an essential component of any final status in...mandatory Palestine." Read Imad Alsoos & Shir Hever's piece here https://pomeps.org/gaza-and-the-one-state-contest-an-internal-decolonizing-discourse

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POMEPS Conversations: Sheila Carapico (S. 2, Ep. 14)

Call for Proposals: Frozen Conflicts Virtual Thematic Workshop Fall 2020

So, how many settlements are there? Counting, tracking, and normalizing Jewish settlements in the Israeli Central Bureau of Statistics (CBS) Yearbook, 1967 to the present