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![Political Report to the Central Committee The Central Committee’s current gathering is being held under special political circumstances. Netanyahu’s fall comes after a 12-year rule. The government that replaces Netanyahu […]](https://en.daam.org.il/wp-content/uploads/2021/08/collage2-115x115.jpg "Prospects for change with the demise of Netanyahu and criticism of Abu Mazen")
Prospects for change with the demise of Netanyahu and criticism of Abu Mazen
Posted on 09/06/2021Political Report to the Central Committee The Central Committee’s current gathering is being held under special political circumstances. Netanyahu’s fall comes after a 12-year rule. The government that replaces Netanyahu […] -
![A document by the Central Committee of Da’am, January 2018 The decision taken by US President Donald Trump to recognize Jerusalem as Israel’s capital was the last nail in the […]](https://en.daam.org.il/wp-content/uploads/2017/10/לוגו-דעם-חתוך-115x115.jpg "Trump’s recognition of Jerusalem as Israel’s capital has buried the two-state solution")
Trump’s recognition of Jerusalem as Israel’s capital has buried the two-state solution
Posted on 30/01/2018A document by the Central Committee of Da’am, January 2018 The decision taken by US President Donald Trump to recognize Jerusalem as Israel’s capital was the last nail in the […] -
Der Krieg gegen Gaza und das Scheitern der arabischen Regime (German)
Posted on 12/10/2014Ohne einen Blick auf die Ereignisse in der arabischen Welt kann man den Gaza-Krieg nicht verstehen. Erstmals haben sich zwei deutliche Lager gebildet: eins um Ägypten und Saudi Arabien, ein anderes um Katar und die Türkei. In der Vergangenheit hatte die Hamas sich auf einen Block von Abweichlern – den Iran, Syrien und die Hisbollah im Libanon – verlassen können. Aber mit dem Arabischen Frühling sind die Karten neu gemischt, die Wirklichkeit ist eine andere. -
The war on Gaza and the collapse of the Arab regimes
Posted on 27/09/2014The war on Gaza cannot be understood without looking at events in the Arab world. For the first time, two clear axes have developed: one including Egypt and Saudi Arabia, the other including Qatar and Turkey. In the past, Hamas relied on the dissident bloc represented by Iran, Syria and the Hezbollah in Lebanon, but the Arab Spring reshuffled the deck and created a new reality. The old regimes collapsed, states became arenas of civil war and crumbled, and new axes arose in which the Gulf States play a central role. The Arab Spring caused a split between Saudi Arabia and Qatar within the Gulf Cooperation Council. This is a fundamental disagreement over how to address the Arab Spring, and all attempts to bridge their differences have failed. Saudi Arabia was adamantly opposed to the uprising of January 25 which brought down Mubarak’s regime in Egypt, but Qatar supported the Muslim Brotherhood which took over the regime in democratic elections. The disagreement is over the best way to douse the fires of revolution among the Arab peoples who are demanding democracy, bread and freedom. -
Tension between approaches and the failure of Israeli-Palestinian talks
Posted on 14/04/2014The global political arena is undergoing dangerous and dramatic changes. The conflict in the Ukraine and Russian President Vladimir Putin’s decision to annex the Crimea further inflames tensions between the US and Russia, and is undoubtedly a surprising development in the relations between the two superpowers following a long period of cooperation in solving crises around the world, especially concerning the Iranian nuclear issue and chemical weapons in Syria. The former cooperation between the Obama administration and the Kremlin appeared to reflect a new framework for a new pattern of international relations. This followed the temporary agreement with Iran, which also isolated Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.