Prime Minister ‘stand-in-place’ Netanyahu
How can one explain the lack of an Israeli political initiative with clearly defined political goals for the postwar period?
How can one explain the lack of an Israeli political initiative with clearly defined political goals for the postwar period?
HuffPost Live talks to Gershon Baskin, co-chairman of the Israel Palestine Creative Regional Initiatives, about what needs to be done next to move forward with peace talks.
Gershon Baskin thinks that we have an opportunity to be bold and create a political process with allies in the region who view the Muslim Brotherhood and Hamas as an enemy.
The effort by peace activist Gershon Baskin to buy surplus potatoes in Israel to donate to the people of Gaza has their critics in Israel.
Gershon Baskin feels that the Gaza War is a dead end and shares his ideas on how Israel can make something out of it.
Gershon Baskin joins CNN’s Jake Tapper to discuss next steps in this ongoing crisis.
Israeli analyst Gershon Baskin says of the Hamas demands for an extended cease fire, “When Palestinians look at the Hamas demands, they say, ‘this is what we want, what all Palestinians want.’”
Gershon Baskin thinks that you cannot resolve the problem by just throwing money at it, as it is very much an Israeli/Jewish mindset which says ‘let’s throw money at the problem and resolve it.’
I know it is hard to express compassion for those on the side of the enemy, but without doing that, we lose our humanity.
Israel is based on the Zionist idea of taking our fate into our own hands and not waiting for others to determine who and what we are.