Dangerous Delusions
analysis / Molad

Dangerous Delusions

The Misconceptions That Led to the Catastrophe of October 7
Nonviolent civil evacuation: Rethinking an end to Israel’s settlements in the West Bank
Research / Dr. Avner Inbar

Nonviolent civil evacuation: Rethinking an end to Israel’s settlements in the West Bank

After more than half a century of holding the West Bank under military occupation, Israelis are still divided over its future. Most support withdrawal as part of a peace deal with the Palestinians. Israel’s most important allies - and the international community as a whole - agree that the settlements are unlawful and must be removed. In such circumstances, there is no cause to believe that the land can no longer be divided. Taking a real look at what allows the settlements to keep going, instead of bowing to the myth of violent evacuation, reveals that the future of the West Bank and the settlements is in the hands of the Israeli public and its leaders. Where there is a will - there is a readily-available way.
Israel’s Security in a Two-State Reality
analysis / Ben Steinberg

Israel’s Security in a Two-State Reality

One reason many Israelis have lost faith in the feasibility of a two-state solution is fears over security. Molad’s latest study unpacks these concerns and shows that a Palestinian state will not jeopardize national security – in fact, it is the best way to ensure Israel’s long-term interests
Israeli Security Pays Price for Settlements
position paper / Molad

Israeli Security Pays Price for Settlements

Most Israelis believe that the West Bank settlements are good for national security. Molad’s new study shows that the opposite is true
Can the Israeli-Palestinian Troubles Be Solved With a Lesson From Northern Ireland?
Research  /  Nevo Spiegel

Can the Israeli-Palestinian Troubles Be Solved With a Lesson From Northern Ireland?

Northern Ireland's Derry is living proof of a successful yet cold peace – political peace without interpersonal peace. We Read more
The Problem with the Comfort Zone Between Managing and Shrinking the Conflict
Research  /  Dr. Omer Einav

The Problem with the Comfort Zone Between Managing and Shrinking the Conflict

“No, I do want to say what my approach is, my approach in this context is to Shrink the conflict Read more
Netanyahu keeps winning because his opponents lack a vision for Israel
analysis  /  Dr. Avner Inbar

Netanyahu keeps winning because his opponents lack a vision for Israel

While many Israelis find Netanyahu's actions and style odious, his opponents persistently fail to realize that in politics, a Read more
Israelis are not all rightwing. But our leftist parties have lost faith in themselves
analysis  /  Yonatan Levi

Israelis are not all rightwing. But our leftist parties have lost faith in themselves

Centrism will not win elections. The Israeli left must find the courage to fight for its vision – voters will Read more
The Fallacies of the "One-State Solution"
analysis  /  Prof. Assaf Sharon

The Fallacies of the "One-State Solution"

In Israel and Palestine, Two States Are Still Better Than One Read more
The Israeli Right has all the Power - but no Endgame
analysis  /  Dr. Avner Inbar

The Israeli Right has all the Power - but no Endgame

With Israel led by the most right-wing government in its history and a weak, fragmented opposition, the right is virtually Read more
Does the Right even know what 'one state' means?
analysis  /  Dr. Avner Inbar

Does the Right even know what 'one state' means?

All the vocal politicians, shrewd journalists, and keen researchers on the Israeli Right have failed to produce a single policy Read more