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Israeli Settlements 360

Israeli Settlements 360

By: Dahlia Scheindlin in partnership with the Israel Office of the Konrad Adenauer Foundation
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 What everyone needs to know about the history, present and future of Israeli settlements, A podcast by Dahlia Scheindlin in partnership with the Israel Office of the Konrad Adenauer FoundationAll rights reserved Political Science Politics & Government Social Sciences
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  • Epilogue: Dahlia Scheindlin summarizes

    Epilogue: Dahlia Scheindlin summarizes
    Dec 2 2020
    In an interview for PeaceCast with Ori Nir of Americans for Peace Now, Dahlia describes the concept and goals of the series, decisions about topics and interviewees, main takeaways, lessons and surprises that emerged in the process.
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    43 mins
  • Episode 7: The future – are settlements an obstacle to peace?

    Episode 7: The future – are settlements an obstacle to peace?
    Nov 28 2020
    Lara Friedman, President of the Foundation for Middle East Peace and a former US diplomat in the Middle East, examines settlements in the context of negotiations, the US role in the peace process and why negotiations have so far failed.
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    44 mins
  • Episode 6: Snapshot of settlements: the numbers and geography of settlements at present, and what it means

    Episode 6: Snapshot of settlements: the numbers and geography of settlements at present, and what it means
    Nov 22 2020
    Hagit Ofran, director of the Settlement Watch program at Peace Now, provides a detailed look at the current number of settlers and communities, their location and growth, and analyzes the meaning of the data for a two state solution.
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    43 mins

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