Alon Ben‐meir
Biographic Data
| ID | 1403398 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Alon Ben‐meir |
| GIVEN NAMES | Alon |
| FAMILY NAME | Ben‐meir |
| SIGNATURE | BEN MEIR A |
| AFFILIATIONS | New York University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 24 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 5 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 24 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1977 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Psychological impediments are at the core of the Israeli–Palestinian conflict
The most puzzling aspect of the Israeli–Palestinian conflict is that, after 73 years of mutual violence, enmity, and suffering, it remains unresolved even when coexistence is inevitable and a two‐state solution remains the only viable option, in the context of a confederation between Israel, a future Palestinian state, and Jordan. Although there are many contentious issues that must be specifically addressed and resolved before a final agreement …
The Case for an Israeli‐palestinian‐jordanian Confederation
This extended article argues a case for an Israeli‐Palestinian‐Jordanian Confederation, proposes the central elements necessary to realize this in practice, and offers policy advice to the key players as well as to policy makers in the United States, Germany, Saudi Arabia, and Egypt. After 73 years of conflict, following the Arab Spring, and the intermittent violence between Israel and the Palestinians, the Palestinians will not give up on their …
Earning the Nobel Peace Prize
Obama's peace offensive
Obama's Peace Offensive
Negotiating with Iran
The Arab Peace Initiative
It has been almost a year now since President Obama set out for Cairo to deliver what has been seen as one of the largest overtures by the United States to publicly engage the Middle East. Unfortunately, despite the high hopes that this new administration garnered and the continuous efforts of high-level American officials to put an end to the Arab-Israeli conflict, there is little fruit to bear on the ground. More often than not, the diplomatic …
N egotiating an I sraeli ‐P alestinian B reakthrough
C an the T wo ‐S tate S olution be S alvaged
Nuclear Iran is Not an Option
The negotiations between Iran and the P5+11 over Tehran's nuclear enrichment activities have not only failed to reach an agreement but have brought Iran much closer to the threshold of mastering the technology to produce nuclear weapons. There are many factors that precipitated this breakdown, including the West's inability to understand and deal with the Iranian psychological disposition, the failure to present to Iran the severity of the puniti…
Lost Perspectives
Democracy of Convenience
Challenges to Democracy in the Arab and Muslim World
Behind the Palestinian‐Israeli Violence and Beyond
T he B attle O ver I sraeli and P alestinian N ational C haracter
W hy S yria must R egain the G olan T o M ake P eace
A rab ‐I sraeli N egotiations and U.S. I nterests in the M iddle E ast
The following is an edited transcript of the twelfth in a series of Capitol Hill conferences convened by the Middle East Policy Council over the past four years. The meeting was held in the Dirksen Senate Office Building on November 21,1996. Council president George McGovern was the moderator
The Dual Containment Strategy Is No Longer Viable
Israel And Syria
Jerusalem's Final Status Must Reflect its Uniqueness
The Israeli‐syrian Battle for Equitable Peace
Israelis and Palestinians
The Arab Palestinians
Essay| January 01 1978 The Arab Palestinians Alon Ben-Meir Alon Ben-Meir Author, The Middle East: Imperatives and Choices Alon Ben-Meir is the author of The Middle East: Imperatives and Choices (Mt. Vernon, N.Y.: Decalogue, 1975) and Israel: Challenge of the Fourth Decade (New York: Cyrco Press, 1977). He has written extensively on international politics. Search for other works by this author on: This Site PubMed Google Scholar Current History (1…
Psychological Dimensions of the Arab-Israeli Conflict
Essay| January 01 1977 Psychological Dimensions of the Arab-Israeli Conflict Alon Ben-Meir Alon Ben-Meir Author, The Middle East: Imperatives and Choices Alon Ben-Meir is a regional director of the National Jewish Fund in St. Louis and the author of The Mid-ale East: Imperatives and Choices (Mi. Vernon, 'Ν.Υ.: Decalogue, 1975). Search for other works by this author on: This Site PubMed Google Scholar Current History (1977) 72 (423): 25–27. https:…
Behind the Palestinian‐Israeli Violence and Beyond
The Arab Peace Initiative
It has been almost a year now since President Obama set out for Cairo to deliver what has been seen as one of the largest overtures by the United States to publicly engage the Middle East. Unfortunately, despite the high hopes that this new administration garnered and the continuous efforts of high-level American officials to put an end to the Arab-Israeli conflict, there is little fruit to bear on the ground. More often than not, the diplomatic …
C an the T wo ‐S tate S olution be S alvaged
Israelis and Palestinians
Psychological Dimensions of the Arab-Israeli Conflict
Essay| January 01 1977 Psychological Dimensions of the Arab-Israeli Conflict Alon Ben-Meir Alon Ben-Meir Author, The Middle East: Imperatives and Choices Alon Ben-Meir is a regional director of the National Jewish Fund in St. Louis and the author of The Mid-ale East: Imperatives and Choices (Mi. Vernon, 'Ν.Υ.: Decalogue, 1975). Search for other works by this author on: This Site PubMed Google Scholar Current History (1977) 72 (423): 25–27. https:…
The Arab Palestinians
Essay| January 01 1978 The Arab Palestinians Alon Ben-Meir Alon Ben-Meir Author, The Middle East: Imperatives and Choices Alon Ben-Meir is the author of The Middle East: Imperatives and Choices (Mt. Vernon, N.Y.: Decalogue, 1975) and Israel: Challenge of the Fourth Decade (New York: Cyrco Press, 1977). He has written extensively on international politics. Search for other works by this author on: This Site PubMed Google Scholar Current History (1…
Israelis and Palestinians
Jerusalem's Final Status Must Reflect its Uniqueness
The Israeli‐syrian Battle for Equitable Peace
Israel And Syria
The Dual Containment Strategy Is No Longer Viable
T he B attle O ver I sraeli and P alestinian N ational C haracter
W hy S yria must R egain the G olan T o M ake P eace
A rab ‐I sraeli N egotiations and U.S. I nterests in the M iddle E ast
The following is an edited transcript of the twelfth in a series of Capitol Hill conferences convened by the Middle East Policy Council over the past four years. The meeting was held in the Dirksen Senate Office Building on November 21,1996. Council president George McGovern was the moderator
Behind the Palestinian‐Israeli Violence and Beyond
Lost Perspectives
Democracy of Convenience
Challenges to Democracy in the Arab and Muslim World
N egotiating an I sraeli ‐P alestinian B reakthrough
C an the T wo ‐S tate S olution be S alvaged
Nuclear Iran is Not an Option
The negotiations between Iran and the P5+11 over Tehran's nuclear enrichment activities have not only failed to reach an agreement but have brought Iran much closer to the threshold of mastering the technology to produce nuclear weapons. There are many factors that precipitated this breakdown, including the West's inability to understand and deal with the Iranian psychological disposition, the failure to present to Iran the severity of the puniti…
Obama's peace offensive
Obama's Peace Offensive
Negotiating with Iran
The Arab Peace Initiative
It has been almost a year now since President Obama set out for Cairo to deliver what has been seen as one of the largest overtures by the United States to publicly engage the Middle East. Unfortunately, despite the high hopes that this new administration garnered and the continuous efforts of high-level American officials to put an end to the Arab-Israeli conflict, there is little fruit to bear on the ground. More often than not, the diplomatic …
Earning the Nobel Peace Prize
The Case for an Israeli‐palestinian‐jordanian Confederation
This extended article argues a case for an Israeli‐Palestinian‐Jordanian Confederation, proposes the central elements necessary to realize this in practice, and offers policy advice to the key players as well as to policy makers in the United States, Germany, Saudi Arabia, and Egypt. After 73 years of conflict, following the Arab Spring, and the intermittent violence between Israel and the Palestinians, the Palestinians will not give up on their …
Psychological impediments are at the core of the Israeli–Palestinian conflict
The most puzzling aspect of the Israeli–Palestinian conflict is that, after 73 years of mutual violence, enmity, and suffering, it remains unresolved even when coexistence is inevitable and a two‐state solution remains the only viable option, in the context of a confederation between Israel, a future Palestinian state, and Jordan. Although there are many contentious issues that must be specifically addressed and resolved before a final agreement …
Political science (17 works) · Citation (12 works) · Jewish and Middle Eastern Studies (12 works) · Law (11 works) · Sociology (11 works) · Computer Science (9 works) · Middle East Politics and Society (9 works) · History (8 works) · Law (8 works) · Library science (8 works)