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17/01/2013

For once, is it ‘the economy, stupid’? by Alan Johnson and Toby Greene

BICOM Senior Research Fellow Prof. Alan Johnson and Director of Research Dr. Toby Greene assess the unusual role played the socio-economic agenda in the current Israeli election campaign, and look at where the parties stand on the issues.

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09/01/2013

Where is the peace process in the Israeli elections? By BICOM Director of Research Dr. Toby Greene

Dr. Toby Greene, argues that scepticism among voters and the rising social agenda mean the peace process is notably absent in the campaigns of many candidates, but the future of the territories is never far below the surface.

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03/12/2012

BICOM Briefing: Israel’s response to UN resolution

Key points Britain has expressed strong concern at an announcement by Israel of new settlement construction. The UK has called for the decision to be…

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Top Story: Hague to visit Israel Thursday, coinciding with Kerry trip

The Guardian reports this morning that Foreign Secretary William Hague will be visiting Israel and the…

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BICOM Analysis: Arab League announcement in Washington

Representatives of the Arab League have announced in Washington their support for a two-state solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict which would be based on 1967 borders but include a “comparable and mutual agreed minor swap of the land.” This analysis assesses the significance of this development.


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Israeli-Palestinian Peace Process

This spotlight section brings together our latest analysis, updates, podcasts and resources on the Israeli-Palestinian peace…


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BICOM Podcast: Prof. Manuel Trajtenberg on the Israeli economy

Professor Manuel Trajtenberg is a key economic advisor to Finance Minister Yair Lapid, as well as being. nHe discusses Israel's a new Israeli scholarship scheme to increase Arab-Israeli enrollment in higher education,