Ehud Olmert, the prime minister of Israel from 2006 to 2009 and Nasser al-Kidwa, the foreign affairs minister of the Palestinian National Authority from 2005 to 2006, share their plan for peace in the Middle East based on the ideas of Gershon Baskin
Gershon Baskin tells The National that Israelis must realise their own security failures allowed October 7 to happen
Gershon Baskin explores various strategies to apply pressure on both sides, including leveraging the influence of other countries, targeting key decision-makers, and focusing on the legacy of the current President.
Gershon Baskin, a participant on a panel, shares with CNN’s Becky Anderson his impressions of the speech that Netanyahu presented at the General Assembly of the United Nations and the status of the negotiations with the Hamas.
Gershon Baskin shares with Thomas Seibert of Tagesspiegel that Israel would not be able to crush Hezbollah and Hamas by continuing the wars in Lebanon and Gaza and that People who believe that God has ordered them to die as martyrs will not capitulate.
Gershon Baskin contradicts statements by Israel and the USA that claim that the militant Islamist Hamas is to blame for this blockade in negotiations for a ceasefre.
Gershon Baskin says he reached out to Hamas after a request by families of Israeli hostages and reveals three-week plan accepted by Hamas
Gershon Baskin shares with i24 news his analysis of the state of the negotiations for a cease fire and a release of the hostages.
Based on a draft proposal by Gershon Basin, Israel’s 12th prime minister and a former Palestinian foreign minister have agreed to work together for peace, for whatever that’s worth
Committed to peace in the Middle East, Gershon Baskin has often negotiated with Hamas. He explains the difficulties of the current discussions, the blockages at work and calls for the recognition of a State of Palestine.