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My Jerusalem, Forever Divided, Forever One
Israel’s capital is a thrilling mosaic of Arab and Jewish, ancient and modern that will have to remain united, even when it becomes the capital of two countries.
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The role of third parties in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict
Gershon Baskin pointed out how Palestinians and Israelis have signed 6 agreements, which all of them have been breached by both sides as there is a lack of dispute resolution in the negotiations and none of the agreements include mechanisms in order to deal with breaches.
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We know how to make peace
The response in Israel and Palestine to Kerry’s words from politicians, pundits and journalists seems so cynical.
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Israeli-Palestinian peace is achievable
Agreement is possible. The concessions within are not losses but gains and both sides will be able to stand tall and declare peace and victory.
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Gershon Baskin discusses What Happened to Peace in the Middle East?
On the 20th anniversary of the Oslo Peace Accords (1993 – 2013), Gershon Baskin shares his thoughts on What Happened to Peace in the Middle East.
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Gershon Baskin on Palestinian-Israeli Peace
Gershon Baskin shares his ideas on how to achieve peace in the midst of the conflict in the Middle East.
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Gershon Baskin addresses the Center for Citizen Peacebuilding and International Studies
Gershon Baskin speaks at UC Irvine about 20 Years After the Oslo Peace Accords (1993-2013) – What Happened to Peace in the Middle East?
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Gershon Baskin addresses the Olive Tree Initiative
Gershon Baskin focused on the negotiations, the possibility of a two-state solution, and lessons learned from Israeli-Palestinian process, with Olive Tree Initiative students.
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Fatah and Hamas at Crossroads: Reconcile or Separate?
Gershon Baskin talks about how there was an actual chance for reconciliation between Fatah and Hamas, but moderate forces in Gaza were weakened with the war against Israel.
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Towards Expanding European Influence
In order for Europe to move beyond words and to actually have the ability to influence positive Israeli and Palestinian movement towards real peace, it must be willing implement policies that can convince people and governments that Europe is serious.