If disengagement is to succeed, the occupation of Gaza must end. The disengagement plan as currently structured will not satisfy this standard–one that the Sharon…

“By the end of 2005, not one Jew will remain in the Gaza Strip,” declared Israeli prime minister Ariel Sharon three days before the June…

Legal Consequences of the Construction of a Wall in the Occupied Palestinian Territory

The quest of Israeli prime minister Ariel Sharon for a diplomatic framework to modify, if not to end, Israel’s continuing rule over the occupied territories…

Israeli prime minister Ariel Sharon’s plan for a unilateral evacuation from the Gaza Strip, along with the possibility of a more limited withdrawal in the…

Sharon’s plan for “disengagement” now unfolding in East Jerusalem, the West Bank and Gaza Strip, illuminates not only what is transpiring today but also what…

One decade after the beginning of the Oslo process raised the prospect of Palestinian sovereignty in East Jerusalem, the government of Israeli prime minister Ariel…

The Bush Administration’s road map was launched with great fanfare at the June 2003 Aqaba summit. Nevertheless, the temporary reduction in killing and mayhem it…

The territorial division of historical Palestine has entered its most decisive stage since Israel’s occupation of the West Bank and Gaza Strip in June 1967.…

Four months after the plan was finalized, the Quartet’s “Elements of a performance-based road map to a permanent two-state solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict,” has…