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Impressions from a trip to USA
Yossi Beilin 21/12/2005
Having returned from a week-long visit to the United States, I wanted to write you a short note in order to share with you some of my impressions from my trip.
Road Maps and Dead Ends
Yossi Beilin 21/12/2005
THE original timetable of the Middle East "road map" - the plan given to Israel and the Palestinian Authority three years ago with the aim of restarting the political process between them - is set to expire at the end of this year. While many, buoyed by Israel's Gaza withdrawal and the emergence of a seemingly more moderate Palestinian Authority, may believe there is still a future for the road map, the fact is that unless it is revised, the plan will serve primarily as a pretext for delay by those who don't want to return to the negotiating table.

Pardon Barghuthi
Yossi Beilin 21/12/2005
Marwan Barghuthi was among those directly responsible for the outbreak of the second intifadah after having fervently supported the Israeli-Palestinian peace process for years.
Who's afraid of negotiations?
Yossi Beilin 19/12/2005
An Israeli-Palestinian peace agreement is in the Israeli national interest and in the Palestinian national interest. It offers Israel a high probability of security, international recognition of its eastern border, internal recognition of Jerusalem as its capital, closing of the 1948 refugees file and an end to mutual claims. The Palestinians will receive a contiguous state within borders based on the 1967 green line, a capital in the Palestinian part of Jerusalem and sovereignty over the Temple Mount, and of course release from occupation and a good chance for accelerated economic development. Only negotiations can generate such an agreement.

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