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Itamar Rabinovich is a Middle East historian, former Ambassador to the U.S., peace negotiator and Tel Aviv University President Co author of Syrian Requiem,
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Gaza-Konflikt: Europa und USA müssen Vermittler Ägypten stärken

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By Itamar Rabinovich
| Die Welt Verified
Bevor die momentanen Kämpfe zwischen Israel und der Hamas im Gazastreifen weiter eskalieren, muss ein Waffenstillstand vereinbart werden. Wie die Erfahrung lehrt, wird dieser wahrscheinlich zeitlich begrenzt sein und unweigerlich durch diejenigen Kräfte unterminiert werden, die Interesse an der Fortführung des bewaffneten Konflikts zwischen Israel und der Hamas haben.
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The Struggle For Syria: Round Two

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By Itamar Rabinovich
| Hoover Institution
In 1965, the British journalist Patrick Seale published his classic book “The Struggle for Syria.” Seale argued that the weak, fragmented Syrian state served as the arena in which regional and international actors fought directly and by proxy for regional hegemony. In 1949 alone three coups d’etat took place in Syria. The country found temporary refuge by merging with Egypt into the United Arab Republic, breaking away in 1961 to resume its precarious independent existence.
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You May View the Land from a Distance: Chaim Weizmann, May 1948

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By Jehuda Reinharz, Motti Golani, Akiva Schick, Itamar Rabinovich
| Jewish Review of Books
Brandeis University Press 820 pp., $40 On the fifth of Iyar 5708, Friday, May 14, 1948, four in the afternoon in Tel Aviv, nine in the morning in New York, the Provisional State Council convened in the Tel Aviv Museum to declare that an independent Jewish state would come into existence and that the council would then reconstitute itself as the Provisional Government of Israel.
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