The sudden assertion of human criteria within a dehumanising framework of political manipulation can be like a flash of lightning illuminating a dark landscape
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David GovrinDavid Govrin has served in Israel’s ministry of foreign affairs since 1989, and now works for its policy planning bureau. The views he expresses here do not necessarily reflect those of the ministry. Recent articlesIsraelis and Arabs: the Sadat precedent The historic visit of Egypt's president to Jerusalem in November 1977 holds a vital lesson for those seeking a middle-east peace settlement today, says David Govrin. Arabs' democracy dialogue: an assessmentArab intellectuals are engaged in a serious argument about democracy in the Arab world. David Govrin assesses some of the principal lines of thought. |
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