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Tag Archives: Dore Gold
“Israel’s coalition government contemplates redrawing the country’s borders, with America’s blessing. Senior ex-diplomat Dore Gold gives the inside scoop on how and why the status quo may not last long”
TABLET MAG Annexing the Jordan Valley by Armin Rosen May 14, 2020 … Another option would be to annex territory that prior talks haven’t succeeded in taking off the table, but whose strategic value might exceed the backlash risked by … Continue reading
Posted in Israel & Middle East, Jewish, Politics
Tagged Annexation, Dore Gold, Jordan Valley, West Bank
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Dore Gold resigns: “The role of director-general of the foreign ministry was a professional and personal peak in all the years that I served on the diplomatic front”
JERUSALEM POST Foreign Ministry Director-General Dore Gold resigns by Herb Keinon October 13, 2016 Foreign Ministry Director-General Dore Gold announced on Thursday that he was leaving his position because of “personal issues.” Gold, who has been a close confidant of Prime … Continue reading
“Consider that since 2006, when #BDS movement began, Israel’s GDP has nearly doubled, going from a little over $154 billion to $299 billion for 2015”
BLOOMBERG VIEW Israel a Pariah? Not According to Its New Friends by Eli Lake June 17, 2016 Many activists celebrate “Israel Apartheid Week” by agitating against the Jewish state at a rally or perhaps a roundtable discussion. This year, Dore … Continue reading
Posted in Israel & Middle East, Jewish, Politics
Tagged Apartheid, BDS, Dore Gold, Nelson Mandela, South Africa
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United Arab Emerates: We’re happy to do business with Israelis. But when they visit, they’ll come in the service entrance.
ARUTZ SHEVA UAE: Israeli mission doesn’t reflect change in our policy by Ben Ariel November 28, 2015 The United Arab Emirates’ Ministry of Foreign Affairs has stressed that the opening of a new Israeli diplomatic mission in Abu Dhabi does … Continue reading
Retired Saudi General Makes it His ‘Personal’ Goal to Achieve Saudi-Israeli Peace
ALGEMEINER by Staff August 23, 2015 Anwar Eshki, a retired major general in the Saudi armed forces, has made it his personal goal to strike peace between Saudi Arabia and Israel, the Wall Street Journal reported on Friday. A former … Continue reading
Posted in Israel & Middle East
Tagged Anwar Eshki, Council on Foreign Relations, Dore Gold, Saudi Arabia
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Turkey and Israel: Starting Over?
GATESTONE by Burak Bekdil June 28, 2015 Israeli Foreign Ministry Director-General Dore Gold reportedly met secretly in Rome with Turkey’s top career diplomat, Foreign Ministry Undersecretary Feridun Sinirlioglu. For Turkey’s Islamist government, breaking up with Israel, a credible regional ally … Continue reading
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Tagged Dore Gold, Erdogan, Feridun Sinirlioglu, Turkey
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The Saudis Team Up With Israel
WORLD AFFAIRS JOURNAL by Michael J. Totten June 11, 2015 Saudi and Israeli diplomats jointly announced that they’ve held five meetings in secret since early last year in India, Italy, and the Czech Republic. The reason? Iran. The Israelis and … Continue reading
Israelis and Saudis Reveal Secret Talks to Thwart Iran
BLOOMBERG VIEW by Eli Lake June 4, 2015 Since the beginning of 2014, representatives from Israel and Saudi Arabia have had five secret meetings to discuss a common foe, Iran. On Thursday, the two countries came out of the closet … Continue reading
Hamas cannot be partner for peace, says Dore Gold
TIMES OF ISRAEL by AFP June 1, 2015 A long-time foreign policy adviser of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu rules out the Palestinian Islamist movement Hamas as a potential peace partner for Israel. “There is no question that Hamas is part of the … Continue reading