Journal Article - Israel Studies Forum

Explaining the Settlement Project: We Know More, But What More Should We Know?

| Winter 2010

"...the settlement project was a secondary issue on the overly packed agenda of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. Indeed, compared to the matters that have weighed on the relationship over the years, such as the decades-long mutual non-recognition, the settlement issue was perceived as a subset of the future borders demarcation question. This situation is no longer the case."

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For Academic Citation: Eiran, Ehud. “Explaining the Settlement Project: We Know More, But What More Should We Know?.” Israel Studies Forum, vol. 25. no. 2. (Winter 2010):
102-115
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