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The significance of the decision to hold general elections next February means that Olmert’s government will probably continue to function until March. While Israeli decision makers generally assume that the political process can be frozen during elections and be continued by the next administration, current trends suggest this may not be the case.

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Today, the Reut Institute published a document which analyzes the option of upgrading the Palestinian Authority (PA) to a Palestinian state with provisional borders through a systematic transfer of powers and authorities from Israel to the PA, up until its recognition as a state.

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As negotiations draw on between Israel and the Palestinians without any seeming progress, various reports (Reuters and Ha’aretz) have emphasized Abu Mazen’s commitment to a comprehensive permanent status agreement dealing with all outstanding issues. Such an approach is dangerous to Israel.

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The story of the Reut Institute has its roots in my personal and professional experiences starting in the mid 1990′s after my military service.

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To mark the 60th anniversary of Israel’s founding, the Economist ran a feature dealing with different challenges Israel faces in the future. The issues raised – negotiations with the Palestinians, the economy, the political system and relations with the Diaspora – are ones that Reut has written about and continues to deal with. The following [...]

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