The difficult road to peace : Netanyahu, Israel and the Middle East peace process
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The difficult road to peace : Netanyahu, Israel and the Middle East peace process
（International politics of the Middle East series）
Ithaca Press, 1999
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In May 1996 Binyamin Netanyahu became Israel's first directly elected prime minister amid widespread international concern about the future of the Middle East peace process given his publicly stated opposition to the Oslo Accords. In this book Neill Lochery analyses and chronicles the development of the various tracks of the peace process under Netanyahu, and examines whether any useful lessons, either positive or negative, can be drawn from the Middle East peace process and applied to other regions of conflict. The author gives a detailed account of the rise of Netanyahu, his background and an assessment of his beliefs. Little has hitherto been written in English on what Israel's youngest prime minister stands for or on the profound changes in the Israeli political system, of which his election is a direct product. He further examines the Israeli-Palestinian negotiations from Oslo towards a final status agreement and argues that there appears little chance of a comprehensive Middle East peace settlement in the foreseeable future.
Central to Dr Lochery's discussion is the contention that the argument widely employed by academics and the Arab side that Netanyahu is responsible for derailing the peace process is simplistic and not entirely accurate. The complexity of the Middle East peace process is such that it was inevitable that the period of euphoria following Rabin's handshake with Yasser Arafat in 1993 would be replaced by a more sombre assessment of the difficult road to peace. For primary source material Dr Lochery makes use of personal interviews, many of which he conducted strictly off the record so that serving officials could express themselves more freely. He also utilizes secondary sources from both Israeli and Arab sides. As such this book presents as complete a picture as is possible of the developments in the peace process under Netanyahu and chronicles the ongoing changes challenging Israel.
目次
- Part I The Israeli Domestic Changes: Changes in Israel's political system - the internal restraints on Netanyahu in Israel
- Netanyahu and the peace process 1996-1998 - vision, strategy and restraints. Part II The Palestinian Track: Security arrangements in the West Bank and the Gaza Strip and the future of Israeli settlements
- The economic dimension of an Israeli-Palestinian peace - where is the peace dividend?
- The Palestinian refugees - post-Oslo, continuity and developments
- The final status of Jerusalem - Israeli continuity under Netanyahu. Part III Israeli Relations with the Arab States and the Wider Middle East: The developing Israeli-Jordanian peace under the Netanyahu-led government
- An Israeli-Syrian peace on the Golan Heights
- Israeli-Lebanese peace - Netanyahu's no-win options in Lebanon
- Israel and Turkey - deepening ties and strategic implications, 1995-1998. Part IV External Actors in the Peace Process: The Case of the United States
- The development of the role of the United States in the peace process, 1991-1998: is there room at the table for new mediators?. Part V Applicable Lessons of the Middle East Peace Process for Other Conflicts: Lessons of the Middle East peace process for other conflicts.
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