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Ghassan KhatibGhassan Khatib is co-editor of the bitterlemons family of internet publications. He is vice-president of Birzeit University and a former Palestinian Authority minister of planning. Recent articlesGaza: outlines of an endgame An outcome to the bitter contest over Gaza in which both sides claim a sort of victory is already becoming visible, says Ghassan Khatib. Palestinian political rights: a common-sense solution
The route to peace and security lies through a clear political recognition, says Ghassan Khatib. Hamas’s shortsighted manoeuvreHamas has won a military victory in Gaza at the cost of exposing its political weakness, says Ghassan Khatib. Palestine: this occupation will endThe lesson of the forty years since the six-day war, says Ghassan Khatib, is that Israel will never enjoy peace as long as the occupation of the Palestinian territories lasts. The Arab League summit: two challengesThe gathering in Riyadh represents a confluence of interests behind a regional solution to the Iraqi and Palestinian-Israeli conflicts, says Ghassan Khatib. |
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