Examining Israel’s Eastern Borders: A Symposium

Response · June 25, 2020
Kramer: The West Bank Was Annexed Once Before. It Ended in Regret.
By Martin Kramer
A look at the ghost of annexation past.
Response · June 24, 2020
Mor: Annexation Would Be a Missed Opportunity
By Shany Mor
There's a rare geopolitical window open for the Jewish state right now—which means pursuing other interests than those in the West Bank.
Response · June 24, 2020
Hacohen: Israel’s Security Interests in the West Bank
By Gershon Hacohen
A group of former Israeli defense officials argue that the state can manage without the Jordan Valley. Here's why they're wrong.
Response · June 23, 2020
Kontorovich: Israel Should Act Now
By Eugene Kontorovich
Imagine what Israel would look like now if it had declined to apply its law to eastern Jerusalem after the Six-Day War. It shouldn't pass up a similar chance.
Response · June 23, 2020
Wilf: Israel’s Final Border
By Einat Wilf
Israel is near the end of a long journey to set its permanent borders. That's what the annexation debate is really about.
Monthly Essay · June 23, 2020
Examining Israel’s Eastern Borders: A Symposium
By The Editors
Applying sovereignty? Annexation? Join us this week for a five-part symposium on the great question before the Israeli people.