Yossi Beilin News, Pictures & Buzz

An open letter to Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas  Al-Monitor

Opinion: Yossi Beilin, still undermining Israel after all these years  World Israel News

Yossi Beilin's still at it, still undermining Israel  The Jewish Star

Yossi Beilin, still undermining Israel after all these years  JNS.org

Oslo Accords Fast Facts  ABC17News.com

Sanity in the Middle East  Israel Hayom

The left and the right are both wrong: For American Jews, Zionism is not political.  Forward

The Foreign Ministry deserves support from the Knesset  The Jerusalem Post

Netanyahu offers Yad Vashem post to Effi Eitam  The Jerusalem Post

Peace for peace? Don't tell the PA  Israel Hayom

Mossad chief likely to continue advancing Israel, UAE contacts  Al-Monitor

What disengagement and annexation have in common  Israel Hayom

The budget isn't why they're not budging  Israel Hayom

Not all of them are puppets  Israel Hayom

Every public issue is a political one  Israel Hayom

Israel supporter's dramatic shift shocks establishment  WKMG News 6 & ClickOrlando

Mideast experts, officials debate Israel's sovereignty move and the need to 'finally define borders'  JNS.org

The sanctions dilemma  Israel Hayom

The Left is not dead – just dormant  The Jerusalem Post

A settlement-bloc-only annexation plan? Nobody told Ma’aleh Adumim  The Jerusalem Post

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Some background. I live in an Orthodox Jewish community (generally modern) where most people I know systematically support Israel and its policies, and have a generally negative attitude towards the Palestinians. However, as someone who embraces Third Way ideology (i.e. Bill Clinton, Tony Blair) I do not want to be seen as extreme. So I support the peace process, which includes land concessions to the Palestinians, even though I have doubts. The reason for this is, I accept that I do not know much about the topic. But I can't find a single expert (or even a mainstream politician in Israel itself) that does not believe in a peace process, as a significant portion of the community does. I am just looking for a term to describe my way of thinking. I've tried telling it over to my friends, but I've been having trouble describing it. This has nothing to do with details such as status of Jerusalem. I have no problem with the center-left (such as those of Yossi Sarid and Yossi Beilin) or the center-right (Benjamin Netanyahu). It's just the far-right and the far-left. I have this need to stay in the center on this issue,

finished my assignment and realised i missed out a whole section on the geneva accord. i cannot find my notes anywhere, pleeeeeease help me!! i want to know what the geneva accord (indochina) was and what did it do for the vietnamese thanks everyone!