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1. From a space of conflict to a space of peace: The role of urban planners in advancing the peace process

2. Area C: From a Hub of the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict to a Space for “Creeping Peace”

3. Women’s Peace Groups in Formal Peace Processes: Benefits of Participation, Price of Exclusion

4. Does the Road to Peace Pass Through Prisons? The role of former and current inmates in advancing Israeli-Palestinian peace

5. The Significance of Convening the European Union – Israel Association Council

6. MEPPA’s Progress and Promise, One Year In

7. Democratic Backsliding and Securitization: Challenges for Israel, the EU, and Israel-Europe Relations

8. Environmental Organizations as Potential Players in the Peace Process

9. Israel-NATO Relations: Developing a New Strategic Concept

10. Partnership Priorities with the EU – What (If Anything) Is Israel Missing?

11. Europol-Israel Police Operational Agreement: Enhanced cooperation with EU in combatting crime and terrorism

12. The Significance of Convening the European Union – Israel Association Council

13. Implications of Israel and Turkey’s diplomatic thaw on Israel’s Mediterranean Policy

14. One step forward, one step back: International discourse on advancing Israeli-Palestinian peacemaking

15. Saudi Arabia’s Engagement in the Israeli-Palestinian Peace Process

16. Palestinian Expectations from The Biden Administration

17. ‘Peace through Health’ in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict: Ground for dialogue or guise for continued occupation?

18. Energy as a Tool for Israeli-Palestinian Peacebuilding

19. Environmental Organizations as Potential Players in the Peace Process

20. One step forward, one step back: International discourse on advancing Israeli-Palestinian peacemaking

21. Initial Biden Administration Policy Steps to Advance Israeli-Palestinian Peacemaking

22. Initial Biden Administration Policy Steps to Advance Israeli-Palestinian Peacemaking

23. The Importance of International Partnerships for Israel’s Progressive Camp

24. Addressing Needs, Promoting Peace: A Proposal for an International Incentives Package for Israeli-Palestinian Peace

25. Greece, Cyprus, and the Israeli-Palestinian Peace Process

26. Morocco and the Israeli-Palestinian Peace Process

27. Tensions in Jerusalem: Initial Commentaries by Mitvim Institute Experts

28. Opportunities and Challenges for Israel-UAE Economic Cooperation

29. Israel's Relations with Arab Countries: The Unfulfilled Potential

30. Supercharged: The EuroAsia Interconnector and Israel’s Pursuit of Energy Interdependence

31. The First Months of Israel-UAE Peace: Israel’s Perspective on the Abraham Accords

32. Can Multilateralism Advance Israeli-Palestinian Peace

33. Renewed Partnership with the Southern Neighbourhood: Implications for Israel

34. Improving access to the EU’s market for services

35. Judgments by the Court of Justice of the EU on the EU’s Trade with Israel’s Disputed Territories

36. The Ministry of Regional Cooperation and Israeli-Palestinian Peacemaking

37. The Trump Plan: Not the Way to Advance Israeli-Palestinian Peace

38. Assessing Israel Katz’s First Year as Foreign Minister

39. The Interests of Eastern Mediterranean States and Israeli Policies

40. The Interests of Global Powers in the Mediterranean and Israeli Policies

41. Israel and Qatar: Relations Nurtured by the Palestinian Issue

42. Israel-Egypt Cooperation in 2019: Strategic Warming, Civilian Coolness?

43. Israel-Iraq Cooperation in 2019: Security Challenges and Civilian Warming

44. Israel-Morocco Cooperation in 2019: Warming from the Bottom Up

45. Israel-Jordan Cooperation in 2019: Continued Deterioration

46. Israel, Energy, and the Eastern Mediterranean: Shaping a New Regional Foreign Policy

47. Israel and the European Union: Enemies, A Love Story

48. Recommendations for Israel’s New Foreign Minister: Initial Policy Messages

49. Israel and the Environment in the Mediterranean Basin

50. Europe's Initial Reactions to Israel’s Annexation Intentions

51. Israel and the Mediterranean Basin Amid the Coronavirus Crisis

52. Egyptian Plague or Spring of Youth? The Israeli Discourse regarding the Arab Spring

53. Israel, Annexation, and the EU’s Research and Development Program “Horizon”

54. The Differences between the EU’s Differentiation Policy and the BDS Movement

55. Senior Jordanian Officials: Annexation Endangers Israel-Jordan Relations

56. The Role of Economy in US Efforts to Promote Israeli-Arab Peacemaking

57. The Eastern Mediterranean Gas Forum: Cooperation in the Shadow of Competition

58. The Middle East Rediscovers the Jews

59. The Palestinian Issue as Ground and Ceiling for Arab-Israeli Cooperation

60. The Israeli Governmental Conduct in Advancing Cooperation with Arab States

61. Civilian Cooperation between Israel and Arab States: How Does it Work?

62. Briefing on the Israel-UAE normalization agreement

63. Israeli Foreign Policy Index briefing

64. The 4th Annual Conference of the Mitvim Institute, Opening Remarks

65. Israel’s Relations with the Middle East, Europe and the Mediterranean

66. Israeli Diplomacy in Muslim and Arab States

67. Israel-UAE Cooperation in 2019: Warming Relations, Also in Civilian Affairs

68. Trends in Israel’s Regional Foreign Policies

69. Regional Opportunities to Improve the Situation in Gaza

70. The 2018 Israel-Turkey Policy Dialogue of the Mitvim Institute

71. Alternative Directions for Israeli Foreign Policy on the Eve of an Election Year

72. Tunisia and Its Relations with Israel Following the Arab Spring

73. Netanyahu and the Temporary International Presence in Hebron (TIPH)

74. Israel and Egypt: Strategic Partnership, Civil Remoteness?

75. The Role of Former Diplomats in Israel’s Public Sphere

76. The Israeli Election Results and Israel's Foreign Policy

77. Divided and Divisive: Europeans, Israel and Israeli-Palestinian Peacemaking

78. Guiding Principles for Israel’s Foreign Policy toward the Eastern Mediterranean

79. The European Parliament Elections Results: Possible Significance for Europe and Israel

80. Guiding Principles for Israel’s Foreign Policy toward the EU

81. Existing and Potential Cooperation between Israel and Key Arab States

82. Trends in Israel’s Regional Foreign Policies: January-June 2019

83. Opportunities for Israel in the Middle East (Periodic Assessment, Mid-2019)

84. Existing and Potential Cooperation between Israel and Key Arab States (Snapshot, Mid-2019)

85. Public Opinion Findings on Israel’s Foreign Policy towards the Elections

86. Israel’s Foreign Policy towards the September 2019 Elections

87. Democracy and Foreign Policy in Israel

88. The Importance of Ties between Palestinian Citizens of Israel and Diaspora Jewry: A View from Britain

89. The 2019 Israeli Foreign Policy Index of the Mitvim Institute

90. The Quality of Israel’s Peace with Jordan is Dependent on the Israeli-Palestinian Issue

91. 25 Years of Israel-Jordan Peace: Time to Restart the Relationship

92. Israel’s Regional Foreign Policies: An Annual Assessment

93. Ms. Susanna Terstal, The 3rd Annual Conference of the Mitvim Institute

94. The Eastern Mediterranean: New Dynamics and Potential for Cooperation,

95. Trends in Israel’s Regional Foreign Policies: July-December 2018

96. The Eastern Mediterranean New Dynamics and Opportunities for Cooperation

97. The Arab Peace Initiative at 15 Years, March 21 2017, Third Session: Future

98. Ambassador Walid Obeidat, A conference at the Knesset