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Land swaps for peace

Posted in David Schenker, Egypt, Geopolitics, Israel, Jordan, Lebanon, Maps, Palestinians on Jan 29th, 2008 1 Comment »

From MESH Admin At last week’s Herzliya Conference, Tel Aviv University geographer Gideon Biger presented a futuristic plan for land swaps and border alterations among Israel, the Palestinians, Egypt, Jordan, and Lebanon. Biger, author of The Boundaries of Modern Palestine, 1840-1947, proposes a map based on 1967—that is, each party would end up with the […]

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Bush in the Levant

Posted in David Schenker, Israel, Jon Alterman, Jordan, Palestinians on Jan 9th, 2008 1 Comment »

From Jon Alterman The Bush administration has been mugged by reality. After vowing to transform the Middle East, the administration is submitting to it, resorting to the sort of process-driven incremental diplomacy that previous administrations had pursued and that this administration had disdained. Five years ago, there was a sense that things couldn’t get any […]

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