Yossi Beilin
Everyone is paying the price for Netanyahu's obsession with power - opinion
Why Gaza must be kept in pragmatic Palestinian hands
Israeli-Palestinian confederation is a way forward for peace - opinion
The two-state solution can be achieved through a confederation
The Israeli-Palestinian “A Land For ALL” movement, which is hoisting the flag of a confederation, proves by its coexistence how vital is such a structure for both sides.
The blessings and curses of Israel's 1967 victory
Five decades into the occupation, the world refuses to accept Israel’s presence beyond the 1967 lines, which continues to erode Israeli society and threaten its democracy.
Time to hold serious, but quiet, talks between Abbas and Netanyahu
The mistake made by former secretary of state John Kerry, in which he tried to push the two sides to make impossible moves, must not be repeated, Yossi Beilin argues.
Beware: Indyk just might succeed
If someone is unwilling to pay the price for peace, no broker will ever be acceptable.
The new ghetto
There is little the current government can do to change the world’s attitude toward Israel – except change its policy on peace.
Focus on the means, not the end
An American peace plan for the Israel-Palestinian conflict would be a substitute for, rather than a prelude to, a peace process.
Olmert, take three
If Olmert leads the way to an historic deal, Meretz-Yahad will vote in favor.
Try for Madrid II
The prime minister has lost his agenda - realignment - and has yet to find an alternative one.
Lebanon - the way out
It's in Israel's interest to break up the Iran-Syria-Hizbullah triangle. Damascus is ready to negotiate.
The American Jewish community isn't shrinking
Broaden 'Who is a Jew', empower secular Israelis to open the door to Jewish peoplehood.
