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The ICFR has just published the eleventh issue of its thrice-yearly publication The Israel Journal of Foreign Affairs.
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Founding Publisher: Dr. David Kimche (1928-2010)
Publisher: Ambassador Avi Primor
Senior Editor: Dr. Moshe Yegar
Chief Editor: Dr. Laurence Weinbaum
Managing Editor: Yvette Shumacher

Volume 4 No. 2

Contents
 

Volume 4 No. 2

Letter from the Editor
 

Volume 4 No. 2

General Jones' Message: Lessons in the Conduct of American-Israeli Relations
Efraim Halevy
 

Volume 4 No. 2

Riding Out the Storm: Israel, the United States, and Barack Obama's Post-American Foreign Policy
Joseph Morrison Skelly
 

Volume 4 No. 2

Unfinished Business and Unexploited Opportunities: Central and Eastern Europe, Jews, and the Jewish State
Barry Rubin
 

Volume 4 No. 2

The Holocaust-Era Assets Conference in Prague and Its Outcome
Julius Berman
 

Volume 4 No. 2

Thirsting for Pragmatism: A Constructive Alternative to Amnesty International's Report on Palestinian Access to Water
Alon Tal
 

Volume 4 No. 2

Haiti, Israel, and the Jews
Mordechai Arbell
 

Volume 4 No. 2

France or US? The Struggle to Change Israel's Foreign Policy Orientation, 1956-64 (Part I)
Yossi Goldstein
 
 
 

Volume 4 No. 1

Contents
 

Volume 4 No. 1

Challenges to Israeli Foreign Policy
Daniel Ayalon
 

Volume 4 No. 1

Turkey’s Quiet Revolution and Its Impact on Israel
Ofra Bengio
 

Volume 4 No. 1

Israeli-Turkish Relations under Strain
Alon Liel
 

Volume 4 No. 1

Israeli–Turkish Tensions and Beyond
Efraim Inbar
 

Volume 4 No. 1

Iranian Antisemitism: Stepchild of German National Socialism
Matthias Küntzel
 

Volume 4 No. 1

China’s Uyghur Problem
Raphael Israeli
 

Volume 4 No. 1

“The Intransigent Israeli?”
Shmuel Bar
 
 
 

Volume 3 No. 3

Contents
 

Volume 3 No. 3

Letter by Dr. David Kimche
 

Volume 3 No. 3

A “Track-in-Waiting”: The Prospects of New Israeli–Syrian Negotiations
Itamar Rabinovich
 

Volume 3 No. 3

Muslims, Jews and the Israeli–Palestinian Conflict
Moshe Ma'oz
 

Volume 3 No. 3

Between Stagnation and Chaos: Iran and the Middle East
Shmuel Bar
 

Volume 3 No. 3

Reflections on Obama’s Cairo Speech and Beyond
Alexander J. Groth
 

Volume 3 No. 3

Obama and Israel: A Preliminary Assessment
Eytan Gilboa
 

Volume 3 No. 3

Conflicting Cultures of Memory in Europe: New Borders between East and West?
Heidemarie Uhl
 

Volume 3 No. 3

The Need for Imagination in International Affairs
Joel Fishman
 
 
 

Volume 3 No. 2

Contents
 

Volume 3 No. 2

Letter by Dr. David Kimche
 

Volume 3 No. 2

Obama and Netanyahu: Round I
Oded Eran
 

Volume 3 No. 2

Virtually Unnoticed: A New Middle East
Barry Rubin
 

Volume 3 No. 2

Durban II: Rescuing Human Rights from the United Nations
Michael Whine
 

Volume 3 No. 2

Do Settlements Matter? An American Perspective
Daniel Kurtzer
 

Volume 3 No. 2

The Other Gaza War: Hamas’ Media Strategy during Operation Cast Lead and Beyond
Nir Boms and Fabrice Chiche
 

Volume 3 No. 2

Tough Choices for South Africa
David Saks
 

Volume 3 No. 2

Going West: Guidelines for Israel’s Integration into the European Union
Sharon Pardo
 
 
 

Volume 3 No. 1

Contents
 

Volume 3 No. 1

Letter by Dr. David Kimche
 

Volume 3 No. 1

Not "War," Not "Victory" — Not Even "Deterrence"
Gabriel Sheffer
 

Volume 3 No. 1

Another Look at "Israel's Hamas Portfolio": A Response to Efraim Halevy
Nathan J. Brown
 

Volume 3 No. 1

President Obama, the United States and the Middle East
Daniel Levy
 

Volume 3 No. 1

President Obama, Europe and the Middle East
Sven Biscop
 

Volume 3 No. 1

Delegitimizing Jews and the Jewish State: Antisemitism and Anti-Zionism after Auschwitz
Yves Pallade
 

Volume 3 No. 1

The Restitution of Holocaust-Era Jewish Communal Property: An Unfinished Item on the Jewish Diplomatic Agenda
Herbert Block
 

Volume 3 No. 1

Rashid Khalidi and the Palestinians' Failure to Achieve Statehood
Jacob Lassner
 

Volume 3 No. 1

A New Look at Truman and "Exodus 1947"
Michael J. Cohen
 

Volume 3 No. 1

France in the Process of Change: Law, Reform and Society
Rashida Dati
 

Volume 3 No. 1

Thoughts on Israel's Security on the Eve of Elections
Zalman Shoval
 
 
 

Volume 2 No. 3

Contents
 

Volume 2 No. 3

Letter by Dr. David Kimche
 

Volume 2 No. 3

Middle East Peacemaking and the Limits of American Power
Shlomo Avineri
 

Volume 2 No. 3

The American–Israeli Relationship: Past and Future
Steven L. Spiegel
 

Volume 2 No. 3

Nuclear Proliferation and Iran: Thoughts about the Bomb
Yonatan Beker
 

Volume 2 No. 3

Israel's Hamas Portfolio
Efraim Halevy
 

Volume 2 No. 3

Russia, Georgia and the United States: Dealing with New Realities
Craig Dunkerley
 

Volume 2 No. 3

From Berlin to Beijing: Politics and the Olympics
Jeremy Schaap
 

Volume 2 No. 3

Shtadlanut as Statecraft by the Stateless
Aharon Klieman
 
 
 

Volume 2 No. 2

Contents
 

Volume 2 No. 2

Letter by Dr. David Kimche
 

Volume 2 No. 2

A New Take on the Iranian-Israeli Conflict
Ehud Eilam
 

Volume 2 No. 2

Britain and the Academic Boycott of Israel
David Newman
 

Volume 2 No. 2

How China Views Its National Security
Eyal Propper
 

Volume 2 No. 2

Turkey and the European Union: An Israeli Perspective
Oded Eran
 

Volume 2 No. 2

Turkey - Europe's Bridge to the Middle East
Asiye Öztürk
 

Volume 2 No. 2

On the Eve of the Bucharest Summit: The New Romania, NATO and Israel
Adrian Cioroianu
 
 
 

Volume 2 No. 1

Contents
 

Volume 2 No. 1

Letter by Dr. David Kimche
 

Volume 2 No. 1

Annapolis: Does It Bear Scrutiny?
Aharon Klieman
 

Volume 2 No. 1

Annapolis: Will It Bear Fruit?
David Kimche
 

Volume 2 No. 1

"Scholarship" as Propaganda
Avraham Wolfensohn
 

Volume 2 No. 1

Antisemitism and Right-Wing Extremism in Germany
Yves Patrick Pallade
 

Volume 2 No. 1

Vatican-Israel Relations
Yosef Lamdan
 

Volume 2 No. 1

The Middle East as Seen from Middle Europe
Karel Schwarzenberg
 
 

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