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Israelis and Palestinians gather for iftar
It’s not every day that Israelis living in the West Bank are hosted by Palestinians to an iftar, the traditional fast-breaking meal during Ramadan. Between language barriers and checkpoints, there’s little opportunity for casual interaction among the neighboring populations. Fortunately, a growing community of businesspeople has developed a formula that builds networks, fosters relationships and signals how incremental progress can lead the way to monumental achievements.
Carnegie Endowment for International Peace
Scott Lasensky
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Summary: A rights-based approach to Israeli-Palestinian peacemaking must be balanced with the national interests of the United States, as well as those of the parties themselves.
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Few U.S. foreign policies are undergoing more of a pivot than those on Arab-Israeli peacemaking. Following four years of near-constant efforts to redefine America’s role and inject a high degree of politicization into U.S. engagement, Washington’s policy is predictably and necessarily returning to a more traditional, depoliticized, bipartisan posture.
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Good Tuesday morning!
Here they go again. A last-minute bid to delay calling a new election in Israel failed 49-47 in the Knesset overnight. If a national budget is not passed by midnight tonight, the Knesset will automatically disperse, with a new election slated for March.
Despite
the delay bill being backed by Likud and Blue and White, a series of defections from both parties ultimately doomed the legislation. Likud MK Michal Shir voted against the legislation, and then announced she would be joining Gideon Sa’ar’s new party.
White House
senior advisor Jared Kushner is leading a U.S. delegation on a direct flight from Tel Aviv to Rabat today to hold talks on taking steps toward upgrading ties between Israel and Morocco.