Alpher

According to Yossi Alpher, an analyst and co-editor of the bitterlemons website, Erdogan is flexing Turkey's muscles.

Egypt declares state of alert after Israeli embassy broken into 2011

The mistakes that Israel is making are much more evident in the case of Turkey than in the case of Egypt, said Alpher.

Egypt declares state of alert after Israeli embassy broken into 2011

Yossi Alpher, a former Mossad executive, points us in the right direction: Where the negotiations could conceivably be useful (and safer) for all concerned is if the American sponsors steer them toward reinforcing and facilitating the one success story they can point to: the Palestinian state-building effort in the West Bank ...

Ami Kaufman: A Wild Card: U.S. Recognition of Palestinian Declaration of Independence Ami Kaufman 2010

None of this addresses the basic problem which is that the Oslo process has run its course, said Yossi Alpher, co-editor of the bitterlemons website.

Mahmoud Abbas saluted in West Bank after Palestine statehood speech at UN 2011

Financially, it's a disaster to support the West Bank, said Yossi Alpher, a former adviser to Prime Minister Ehud Barak.

U.S., Israel Walk Line on Palestinian Finances Joshua Mitnick 2011

Yossi Alpher, a former Mossad executive, points us in the right direction: Where the negotiations could conceivably be useful (and safer) for all concerned is if the American sponsors steer them toward reinforcing and facilitating the one success story they can point to: the Palestinian state-building effort in the West Bank ...

Ami Kaufman: A Wild Card: U.S. Recognition of Palestinian Declaration of Independence Ami Kaufman 2010

The suggestion of violating Egyptian sovereignty in Sinai is irresponsible, says Yossi Alpher, an adviser to Mr. Barak when he was prime minister, and co-editor of Bitterlemons.net, an Israeli-Palestinian opinion and analysis forum.

Israel-Egypt Tension Tests Peace Pact Joshua Mitnick 2011

"There is panic in Israeli government political circles about the U.N. resolution in September and the U.N. is an arena where Israel has almost zero influence," said Yossi Alpher, a former Mossad officer who was an adviser to ex-Prime Minister Ehud Barak.

Palestinian Statehood Vote Looms Over U.S.-Israel Rift Charles Levinson 2011

Yossi Alpher, a former Mossad executive, points us in the right direction: Where the negotiations could conceivably be useful (and safer) for all concerned is if the American sponsors steer them toward reinforcing and facilitating the one success story they can point to: the Palestinian state-building effort in the West Bank ...

Ami Kaufman: A Wild Card: U.S. Recognition of Palestinian Declaration of Independence Ami Kaufman 2010

Mr. Alpher said Israeli security chiefs oppose the idea of withholding tax money, fearing undercutting the Palestinian security services, with whom Israel has been working to maintain stability in the West Bank.

U.S., Israel Walk Line on Palestinian Finances Joshua Mitnick 2011