The Middle East : opposing viewpoints /
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| Format: | Book |
| Language: | English |
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San Diego, CA :
Greenhaven Press : Thomson/Gale,
2004.
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| Series: | Opposing viewpoints series (Unnumbered)
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Table of Contents:
- Israeli occupation of Palestinian lands is a source of conflict / A Jewish Voice for Peace
- Israeli occupation of Palestinian lands is not a source of conflict / Efraim Karsh
- Foreign intervention is the primary cause of conflict in the Middle East / William O. Beeman
- Scarce water could cause conflict in the Middle East / Adel Darwish
- Islam can be compatible with democracy / Ray Takeyh
- Islam may not be compatible with democracy / Milton Viorst
- Islamic fundamentalism fosters violence in the Middle East / Martin Kramer
- Islamic fundamentalism does not foster violence in the Middle East / Muhammad M. El-Hodaiby
- The United States should intervene to end the Israeli-Palestinian conflict / Sherwin Wine
- The United States should not intervene to end the Israeli-Palestinian conflict / Leon T. Hadar
- The United States should promote democratic regimes in the Middle East / Victor Davis Hanson
- The United States cannot impose democracy on the Middle East / Marina Ottaway ... [et al.]
- The United States should reduce its dependency on Middle East oil / Part I: Ellsworth American; Part II: Christian Century
- Calls to reduce America's dependency on Middle East oil are unrealistic / Henry Payne, Diane Katz
- A negotiated peace between Israel and the Palestinians is possible / Yasir Arafat
- Peace negotiations between Israel and the Palestinians are worthless / Robert Tracinski
- A new Palestinian leadership is a necessary precondition for peace / George W. Bush
- A new Palestinian leadership is not a necessary precondition for peace / Wendy Pearlman
- g A fence separating Israelis and Palestinians can create peace / Richard Cohen
- A fence between Israelis and Palestinians will not create peace / David Grossman.