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Author: Zalman Shoval

Zalman Shoval, a member of the Board of Overseers of the Jerusalem Center for Public Affairs, served as Israel's Ambassador to the United States from 1990 to 1993 and from 1998 to 2000. A veteran member of Israel's Knesset (1970-1981, 1988-1990), Ambassador Shoval was a senior aide to the late Moshe Dayan during his tenure as foreign minister in the Begin government.

U.S.-Israel Relations after the American Midterm Elections

December 27, 2010 |Zalman Shoval

After the end of the Cold War, Tom Friedman wrote that this meant the end of the U.S.-Israel strategic relationship since the Soviet Union is no longer there. In fact, the dangers from Muslim fundamentalism and terrorism may be greater than those of the Soviet Union.[new paragraph] Israel does not want to see a weakened American presidency, which means a weakened America, especially in the Middle East where the only possible alternative to a weakened America is a strengthened Iran.

Has U.S. Policy on Israel Changed Since the July 6 Obama-Netanyahu Summit?

August 17, 2010 |Zalman Shoval

President Obama came into office with strong preconceptions about foreign policy and especially about the Arab-Israeli conflict. The main result of the administration’s new policy was to encourage the Palestinians to take more hard-line positions. Palestinian Authority head Mahmoud Abbas began to insist on preconditions for direct negotiations which never existed before.

Annapolis – Road to Nowhere

February 1, 2008 |Zalman Shoval

In an unimplementable “shelf agreement,” Israel will be seen to have committed itself to certain far-reaching steps that it has not implemented. On the one hand, this will be seen as the starting point for any future negotiations, and on the other hand, it will invite increasing pressure on Israel, with the added element of ongoing terror.

Next Steps in Arab-Israeli Peacemaking

June 1, 2006 |Zalman Shoval

Is Palestinian Statehood Still a Valid Option?

March 1, 2006 |Zalman Shoval

Israeli Disengagement, U.S. Re-engagement

July 1, 2004 |Zalman Shoval

Prime Minister Barak’s First Year: Diplomacy and Politics

July 2, 2000 |Zalman Shoval

After Hebron: Prospects for the Peace Process

March 16, 1997 |Zalman Shoval

After Hebron: Prospects for the Peace Process

March 16, 1997 |Zalman Shoval

The Peace Process After One Year

December 1, 1994 |Zalman Shoval

Government Interference: The Scourge of the Economy

September 15, 1986 |Zalman Shoval

The Letter Shimon Peres Did Not Send to King Hussein

November 15, 1985 |Zalman Shoval

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